Frederick Steele

Frederick Steele, commander of the Department of Arkansas during the Civil War; circa 1863.

White man with long sideburns and beard in military uniform

Courtesy of the Library of Congress, Civil War Photograph Collection, Prints and Photographs Division

Media

Time Period

Civil War through Reconstruction (1861 - 1874)

Type

Person

Race & Ethnicity

White

Gender

Male

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