Washington, D.C. Hospital Tents At Camp Carver, With Columbian College Building (U.S. Civil War) Black Coffee Mug

Washington, D.C. Hospital Tents at Camp Carver, with Columbian College Building (U.S. Civil War) This image depicts temporary hospital tents set up at Camp Carver during the U.S. Civil War in Washington, D.C. The camp, named after Major General William B. Carver, was established to accommodate Union soldiers injured during the war. Notably, the Columbian College building (now George Washington University) can be seen in the background of the image. This photograph provides a historical snapshot of medical facilities and infrastructure during the U.S. Civil War, particularly within the capital city.