1,2 These numbers grew continually and by early 1865 reached a maximum of approximately 6,700 officers and 51,000 enlisted men, 1 although an estimated total of 84,415 officers and sailors served during the course of the conflict. In addition to publishing this naval-related guide, both guides will be updated as needed and will be available on both the Center’s website and on the magazine’s website ( At the start of the Civil War, there were approximately 1,200 officers of all ranks and 7,600 enlisted men in the Union navy. Zeller and the Center, we have compiled this guide in the same format and, with regard to some sources listed in its guide, have modified the Center’s description to specifically describe finding the naval-related photographs. The Editors of Civil War Navy-The Magazine are pleased to offer the following “Guide to Finding Civil War Naval Photographs” to assist our subscribers and other naval enthusiasts in searching for naval-related photographs of the conflict.
The Center has continued to update this guide and the latest version may be found on its website.
2012 10(1):8-10) to assist members of the Center and others searching for such photographs. The Center for Civil War Photography ( ) first published a “Guide to Finding Civil War Photographs” in the April 2012 issue of its journal (Zeller B. Guide to Finding Civil War Naval Photographs
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