Original Civil War1862 Johnson Map of Richmond, Virginia and Vicinity NICE

Description

1862 Johnson Map of Richmond, Virginia and Vicinity (Peninsular Campaign)  Professionally framed with letter of authenticity,    Great addition to any Civil War collection....Please see all pictures for overall condition.  The map is in original unaltered condition with edge wear as to be expected.
DESCRIPTION
This detailed steel engraving was published in New York by Johnson and Ward in 1862. It shows the highlights from the Peninsular Campaign of that same year, fought between the Union forces of George B. McClellan and the Confederate troops under Robert E. Lee.
Crossed swords mark the many engagements fought in the campaign including Fair Oaks/Seven Pines, White Oak Bridge, Mechanicsville, Malvern Hill, and even the encounter between the Monitor and Merrimack off Hampton Roads. Arrows follow Federal advances and retreats while other labels show depth soundings, railroads, light houses, marshy areas, army camps, artillery batteries, and other details of particular military interest.
Though the Confederate Army suffered more causalities during this terrible campaign, they succeeded in depriving the Union from taking the critical capital city of Richmond.
MAP DETAILS
Publication Date:
1862
Author:
Johnson and Ward
Sheet Width (in):
27.50
Sheet Height (in):
18.00
Condition:
See pictures ….very good original condition
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