Copy negative: “Entrance to the Provost-Marshal’s Building, Holliday Street, Baltimore, guarded by cannon to prevent the intrusion of the mob – Colonel Kenley acting as Provost-Marhsal in place of Marshal Kane, confined in Fort M’Henry [sic] on a charge of treason, by order of Major-General Banks.” Illustration from newspaper or periodical.

Copy negative: “Entrance to the Provost-Marshal’s Building, Holliday Street, Baltimore, guarded by cannon to prevent the intrusion of the mob – Colonel Kenley acting as Provost-Marhsal in place of Marshal Kane, confined in Fort M’Henry [sic] on a charge of treason, by order of Major-General Banks.” Illustration from newspaper or periodical., MD5411, Box: 13 [5x7]. Peale/Baltimore City Life Museum glass negatives collection, PBGN. H. Furlong Baldwin Library. https://mdhistory.libraryhost.com/repositories/2/archival_objects/177939 Accessed November 23, 2024.