Historical Portraits of 19th Century Men

A collection of formal portrait photographs featuring men in vintage attire, seated with serious expressions against plain backdrops and draped fabrics.

Hon. John Alexander Magee of PA

Hon. Charles Howell Porter of N.Y.

Hon. French

Hon. Geo. E. Harris of Miss.

Hon. Stearns

Hon. John Alexander Magee of PA

Hon. Jacob A. Ambler of Ohio

Corwin, Jr.

Sidney Mount

Jose F. Chaves

Hon. Ulysses Mercur of PA

Hon. John Rhoderic McPherson of N.J.

Hon. Ulysses Mercur of PA

Hon. Trimble

Hon. Joseph Washington McClurg

Hon. W.F. Prosser of Tenn.

Brig. General Lawrence S. Baker | Library of Congress

Underwood, John C.

Hon. Solomon Lafayette Hoge

Hon. Caleb Lyon

Hon. Chester B. Darrall of La.

Hon. R.B. Roosevelt of N.Y.

Hon. Wm. Henry Barnum of Conn.

John Forsythe

Sir Thomas Tobin

Hon. Powell Clayton of Arkansas

Hon. Jas Harlan

Loomis, Hon. Dwight, Rep of Conn.

Bland, Hon. Richard P. M.C.

J.O. Putnam

Hon. Selucius Garfielde

Hon. Wm. Henry Koontz of Pa.

Gordon, Hon. John B. of GA

Col. Donn Piatt

Hon. Wm. Randall Roberts of N.Y.

Hon. W.H. Armstrong

Hon. Jas Harlan

Hon. J.L. Perham

Philip Cook of Georgia, M.C. Born 1817 in Twiggs County, Ga.; served in C.S.A. 1861, Brig. Gen. in 1863; leader in Gordon's attack on Fort Stedman

T.D. Killian

C.B. Denis

Hon. Green Clay Smith of Kentucky

N.P. Willis

Hon. Andrew J. Rogers

Engineer Oscar Magnus von Mentzer.

Chamberlin, Hon. D.H. Gov. of S.C.

Hon. George S. Boutwell of Mass.

T.D. Littlejohn

Hon. Thomas Ward Osborn of Fla.

Rev. C.T. Quintard

Boone, Hon. J.M. of N.Y.

Jacob D. Cox

Hon. Jacob Shall Golladay of Ky.

C. Astor Bristed

Hon. Robert Carlos De Large

Rev. C.T. Quintard

Hon. Adelbert Ames of Miss.

Rev. S. Osgood

Rev. A.D. Cole

Hon. Calvin Willard Gilfillan of PA

J. Speed

Cox, Hon. Rep. Samuel S. of N.Y.

Hon. Joseph Humphrey Sloss of Ala.

Tabor, Hon. of Colorado (Senator)

Hon. Caleb Lyon

Spofford, Ainsworth, Librarian of Congress

Hon. Lewis

Hon. Henry Winslow Corbett of Oregon

Moss, Hon. Leopold of Mass.

Dawes, Hon. Henry L. of Mass.

Rev. S.A. Clark of N.Y.

Bisbee, Hon. Horatio Jr. of Florida

Hon. George H. Pendleton of Ohio

Gibson, Hon. M.C.

Hon. Garcia

Gen. Giles A. Smith, U.S.A.

John Potter Stockton

Hon. James Hamilton Goss of SC

Hon. James Clark McGrew of W. Va.

Hon. Oliver P. Snyder of Ark.

Hon. D.W. Voorhees

McClellan

Hon. Daniel Sheldon Norton of Minn.

R.H. Stoddard

Glover, Hon. John M. of Mo.

John Tufts of Iowa

Hon. Gustavus Adolphus Finkelnburg of MO

Frank Jones, M.C. of N.H.

Kansas Republican Senator, Edmund Ross, cast the decisive vote that acquitted Andrew Johnson during his 1868 presidential impeachment trial. In 1896, Ross published a book, 'History of the Impeachment of Andrew Johnson'. His vote cost him any chance of a second term in the Senate. Ross is one of eight US Senators profiled in John F. Kennedy's 1956 history, 'Profiles in Courage' (BSLOC_2019_5_114)

Garfield, Pres. James A.

Ward H. Lamon of PA

Hon. Henry Bowen Anthony of R.I.

Rev. M. Haskell

Hon. George Perkins Marsh of Vermont

Rev. E.U. Chapin

Dawes, Hon. Henry L. of Mass

John Forsythe

Lansard F. Chapman, bust portrait, facing slightly left | Library of Congress

Cox, Hon. S.S. of N.Y. & Ohio

Bishop Delancy

Rev. Jagger

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