Photograph of McLean’s House Where Lee Surrendered by Taylor & Huntington / SOLD

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Photograph of McLean’s House Where Lee Surrendered by Taylor & Huntington – Inventory Number: ALB 216 / SOLD Albumen photograph, 6.25 x 8.5 in., on 9 x 11 in. mount. Caption below, “McLean’s House Where Lee Surrendered.” Imprint of Taylor & Huntington, Hartford, Connecticut.  “This is the scene of General Lee’s Surrender to General Grant, April 9, 1865. It was within this house owner by a Mr. McLean, and situated near Appomattox Court House, that the surrender was signed.  This great Historical event took place in the front room on the left of the door as you enter the house. Original Photographs Taken during the War of 1861-1865, by M.B. Brady and Alex. Gardner, Authorized Government Photographers.  A fine original photograph printed from the original Brady negative. Inventory Number: ALB 216 / SOLD

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Framed black-and-white photograph by Taylor & Huntington of McLean's House, where Lee surrendered, featuring people on the porch and descriptive text beneath. Product Name: Photograph of McLean's House Where Lee Surrendered by Taylor & Huntington / SOLD.
Photograph of McLean's House Where Lee Surrendered by Taylor & Huntington / SOLD—historic image shows the two-story home with porch where General Lee surrendered, with people seated on steps and porch.
Sepia-toned Photograph of McLean's House Where Lee Surrendered by Taylor & Huntington; several people gather on the porch and steps as trees and a picket fence frame the view. / SOLD.
Photograph of McLean's House Where Lee Surrendered by Taylor & Huntington, depicting the site at Appomattox Court House where General Lee surrendered to General Grant in 1865 / SOLD.
Close-up of the vintage "Photograph of McLean's House Where Lee Surrendered" by Taylor & Huntington, featuring handwritten text "Possession Grant Family" above a decorative red border.
A group sits on the steps of the two-story brick McLean House, where Lee surrendered, with a covered porch and tall trees, as seen in a photograph by Taylor & Huntington / SOLD.
Close-up of "Photograph of McLean's House Where Lee Surrendered" by Taylor & Huntington, showing the historic site where Lee surrendered to Grant on April 9, 1865. Product is SOLD.

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