Caption

Camp Douglas in Chicago, Illinois, in 1864. It was one of the largest Union camps during the American Civil War, which served both as a training camp and as a prisoner of war camp for Confederate soldiers, authentic, digitally restored reproduction in high resolution from a 19th century original, exact date of presentation unknown, American history, historical

Date

Aug 17, 2026

Credit line

Photo12/ImageBROKER/Sunny Celeste

Reference

BRK26I18_354

Model release

No

Property release

No

License type

Royalty free

Available size

170.8Mb (56.9Mb) / 28.7in x 23.1in / 8604 x 6940 (300dpi)

Keywords

no people black old-fashioned obsolete date training history drawing soldier army accurate North America USA America classic illustration American digital antiquity historic civil war military state restored contemporary nostalgia drawn retro high US-American authentic prisoner woodcut restoration camp former warfare nostalgic war military affairs vintage sketch female prisoner printing method Illinois Chicago replication 19th century Historic illustration Wood engraving Prison camp Prisoner of war camp Training camp deserted oldfashioned outdated education precise United States of America classical ancient times historical Retro style tall real convict xylograph reconstruction nineteenth century Historical illustration nobody old fashioned antiquated exact United States realistic woodprint reproduction 1900s outmoded out of date US-America genuine replica copy dates trainings drawings soldiers illustrations digitally Altertum civil wars states prisoners woodcuts restorations camps formerly warfares wars female prisoners printing methods 19th-century Historic illustrations classically historically convicts reconstructions Historical illustrations replicas no one on black historical image history image history images restoration work vintage-styled