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Members of the construction corps are hanging a telegraph wire possibly in Virginia.

Seen here is a photograph of one of the first permanent school buildings that Boys' High School had during its height in the late 1800s and early 1900s. Sadly, this building eventually burned down in 1924.

A woman from the north traveled through the south and is recounting her journey through Georgia in a letter to her father.

Seen here is a group of students at the Booker T. Washington High School in the 1950s. The results of a writing contest is being announced by one of the teachers outside of the school building.

This photograph shows Henry McNeal Turner High School in Atlanta, GA in 2015. Though it is not open during this time, at its height, it was the most prestigious black high school in the city.

General Sherman sent a telegram to President Abraham Lincoln after arriving in Savannah, Georgia. This telegram presented Lincoln with the town of Savannah as a Christmas gift from General Sherman.

Weapon used in the civil war

The Union inflates a hot air balloon to do reconnaissance on the battlefield.

A drawing of the ship, Pensacola

This station was also used by Ulysses S. Grant to provide the Union force with supplies and troops from Pennsylvania.