Brady Collection (page 18)

"Brady: Capturing History Through the Lens" Matthew Brady, a renowned photographer of his time, immortalized significant figures and events in American history

Carl Herman, who discovered the loots of the Browning-Brady train robbery but could only carry away $30, 000 of it. Date: 19th Century

Brady Collection: John Brady, American train robber

John Brady, American train robber, who worked with Sam Browning and was sentenced to life imprisonment on 27th November 1895. Date: 19th Century

Brady Collection: Samuel Browning, American train robber

Samuel Browning, American train robber, who worked with John Brady and was killed during a robbery on 30th March 1895. Date: 19th Century

Brady Collection: CIVIL WAR: SCOUTS & GUIDES. Scouts and guides of the Army of the Potomac during the Civil War

CIVIL WAR: SCOUTS & GUIDES. Scouts and guides of the Army of the Potomac during the Civil War. Photograph by Mathew Brady, c1863

Brady Collection: NATIVE AMERICAN DELEGATION, 1877. Delegation led by Oglala Sioux chief Red Cloud

NATIVE AMERICAN DELEGATION, 1877. Delegation led by Oglala Sioux chief Red Cloud. Standing - Red Bear, Young Man Afraid of his Horse, Good Voice, Ring Thunder, Iron Crow, White Tail

J C Fremont (Brady)
JOHN CHARLES FREMONT American explorer

Brady Collection: J Fenimore Cooper / Brady

J Fenimore Cooper / Brady
JAMES FENIMORE COOPER American novelist in old age

Brady Collection: Lincoln (Brady / Pound)

Lincoln (Brady / Pound)
ABRAHAM LINCOLN U.S. President, early in his political career

Lincoln (Brady)
ABRAHAM LINCOLN U.S. President

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"Brady: Capturing History Through the Lens" Matthew Brady, a renowned photographer of his time, immortalized significant figures and events in American history. From Ulysses Grant to Father William Corby of the Irish Brigade during the Civil War, Brady's lens captured their essence. Rev. Hugh Brady, Bishop of Meath, also found himself under Brady's gaze as he stood alongside other chaplains at Harrison's Landing in Virginia. The photograph serves as a reminder of the spiritual support provided to soldiers during this tumultuous period. Even military leaders like General William Tecumseh Sherman and George Armstrong Custer were not exempt from being subjects for Brady's camera. These images offer glimpses into their lives and contributions to shaping America. As an 18th President of the United States, Grant donned his lieutenant general uniform when photographed by Brady. This portrait showcases both his military prowess and presidential authority. Not limited to political or military figures alone, Sioux chiefs such as Red Fox and Bearskin were also captured through Brady's lens. Their portraits provide insight into Native American culture during a time marked by conflict and change. Brady even turned his attention towards influential politicians like Thaddeus Stevens who played a crucial role in shaping America's future through legal means. His photograph stands as a testament to those who fought tirelessly for justice. Robert E. Lee, one of the most prominent Confederate generals during the Civil War era, was not immune to being documented by Matthew Brady either. The image offers viewers a glimpse into Lee's persona beyond battlefield strategies. Beyond politics and war heroes, inventors like Samuel Colt found themselves before Brady's camera too. Colt revolutionized firearm technology with his inventions that shaped American history forever. However diverse these individuals may be - from Grover Cleveland serving two non-consecutive terms as President to General Tom Thumb captivating audiences with his small stature - they all share one commonality: Matthew Brady's lens captured their essence, preserving their legacies for generations to come.