Field notes and hand-drawn pencil maps of Francis Mohrhardt, a Union major and topographical engineer in Gen. William Rosecrans' Army of the Cumberland, attached to the staff of Gen. Philip Sheridan,…

Plate L of the Atlas to Accompany the Official Records of the Union and Confederate Armies, 1861-1865, containing six small maps relating to battles and troop positions during the Civil War. Five of t…

Frank Cheatham was a corps commander in the Confederate Army of Tennessee, and this hand-drawn map of a portion of northeast Alabama from Gadsden up to Guntersville may have been used by him in late 1…

This map shows the movements of Union and Confederate troop positions during the Battle of Franklin on November 30, 1864. Union movements are in blue and Confederate movements are in red. Battlefield…

Operational map drawn by Union topographical engineer Lt. Col. H. C. Wharton showing landowner's names, detailed road system, topography, mills, with notes as to land and road quality. Map covers a po…

Map, owned by Confederate General Benjamin Franklin Cheatham, showing roads, towns and streams in the counties of Cannon, DeKalb, White, Warren, Van Buren, Coffee, Grundy and parts of Rutherford, Smit…

Map shows Battle of Franklin where the United States Forces repulsed the Confederate Army on November 30, 1864. Includes topography, roads, disposition of Union works and Confederate forces, houses an…

Military map of Middle Tennessee from the Benjamin Franklin Cheatham Papers, showing cities and towns, roads, turnpikes, toll roads, railroads, rivers and streams in Bedford, Cannon, Cheatham, Davidso…

Detailed, after-the-fact reconstruction of the Battlefield of Nashville, Dec. 15-16th, 1864, drawn by Wilbur F. Foster, Major Engineer Corps, Confederate States of America. Foster, a Nashville enginee…

Union army operational map of Middle and East Tennessee as far west as Savannah, as far east as Knoxville, as far North as Clarksville, and south into Georgia and Alabama. Displays roads and their nam…

Map of the major locations of the Civil War in 1863 showing the states of Ohio, Maryland, Missouri, Arkansas, Louisiana, Kentucky, Tennessee, Mississippi, Alabama, Virginia, North Carolina, South Caro…

This detailed, hand-drawn map (dated January 3, 1863, right after the Battle of Stones River) of the territory between Nashville and Murfreesboro from the Engineer office in Murfreesboro. It shows the…

This very fine Civil War map of East Tennessee was prepared by Union Army engineer and cartographer Orlando M. Poe. State geologist James M. Stafford drew on topographical details. This map shows fort…

Map of Tennessee and Kentucky showing the rivers, railroads, and battle sites important in the Civil War. Originally from Byrd Douglas Papers.

Hand-drawn map, done by an Illinois soldier who was present, of the Second Battle for Fort Donelson showing the location of artillery placements, breastworks, Union rifle pits, guard houses, Dover chu…

Detailed Civil War map of the Southeastern United States featuring the marches of General William T. Sherman during his campaigns from 1863-1865. Red lines indicate the routes taken by Sherman's corps…

Copy of a Civil War Map of middle Tennessee, just east of the Tennessee River from Stewart County to Perry County. Many landowners are named. Original at the National Archives.

This detailed operational map belonged to Gen. Cheatham and shows the area around Atlanta, Ga. and to the northeast traversed by the Confederate Army of Tennessee in the spring and summer of 1864. It…

Map depicting major features, especially roads, communities and railroads, present in Tennessee during the Civil War. A large detailed section of Kentucky occupies the top part of the map, and the sta…

Hand-drawn map, dated May 1863 and made under the direction of Union cartographer Capt. William Merrill, of the country between Franklin and Columbia featuring the positions of roads, railroads, and t…