File:Tidball CPT John Caldwell - at Fair Oaks 1862 - detail from LC-B811-435.jpg

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English: Captain John Caldwell Tidball, US Army, at Fair Oaks, June 1862. This is a detail from the larger Library of Congress image of Tidball with his officers (LC-B811-435)
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