Image: Grierson's raiders
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Description: Grierson's cavalrymen near the end of their 600-mile raid behind the Confederate lines. While this photo of Grierson's Raiders is purportedly by an unnamed Confederate spy, it was actually by Andrew David Lytle, a Baton Rouge photographer who openly photographed Union military, both army and navy, in and around Baton Rouge after the city was occupied in 1862.
Title: Grierson's raiders
Credit: Cropped from 'Andrew D. Lytle's Baton Rouge' Photograph Collection at Louisiana State University Libraries, Special Collections
Author: Andrew David Lytle Sr.
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