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mid-18th century - early 19th century | oil on canvas

William III at the Battle of the Bayne

mid-19th century - late 19th century | oil on canvas

General Sully's Attack on Sioux Camp

1934 | oil on board

The Fort McKenzie Massacre - 1842. Brutal Surprise Attack by Alexander Harvey and Chardon on Blackfeet Indian Traders

1935 | oil on board

The Parley

1933 | oil on board

The Wagon-Box Fight

1928 - 1931 | watercolor on paper and matboard

Buck Soldier

tempera, graphite and ink on paper

Dog Soldiers

1975 | gouache on board

Coming Home

early 20th century | oil on canvas

Study for Custer's Demand

1969

Americae Nova Tabula

late 19th century | ink on paper

Map of the vicinity of Saltillo, noting military positions before the Battle of Buenavista

February 28, 1863 | ink on paper

Appointment of D. D. Hitchcock as Assistant Surgeon of the Second Indian Regiment of Home Guards at Bentonville, Arkansas

late 1940s | ink on paper

Typescript containing division citations and unit commendations awarded to the 1st Infantry Division and the 104th (Timberwolf) Division for service in World War II

mid-20th century - early 21st century | graphite on paper

Guns in the Forest

1944 | ink on paper

Battle at Lake Champlain

1976 | lithograph on paper

Enter Coronado

March 15, 1865 | ink on paper

Letter to Henry Ross from Lewis Ross, Fort Gibson referring to a pay-off of the troops in a few days and no bush-whackers near. The name 'Miss Emma A. Dale' is written on the reverse side of the letter

October 24, 1864 | ink on paper

Letter to Lewis Ross from Henry C. Ross, Nazareth Hall, discussing the rebels stealing of provisions and if the family was all right

September 30, 1864 | ink on paper

Letter from Henry C. Ross, Nazareth Hall, to his father, Lewis Ross, indicating he had been sick with the mumps and asks ab out their house being burned down

March 29, 1864 | ink on paper

Letter from Lewis Ross in Washington D.C. to his son, Henry Ross in Pennsylvania