This uncommon letter sheet map and view was published by Charles Magnus. The top panel is a detailed bird's-eye view of the Capitol Building with the city in the background. A preliminary plan of the Washington monument can be seen in the far background. This view shows the Capitol building completed with the statue of freedom on top which did not occur until 1863. The bottom panel is a detailed map of northern Virginia and Washington. It shows roads, railroads, towns and cities naming Fairfax, Mt. Vernon, Fort Washington, Hunter's Mill, Prospect Hill and Washington D.C. at upper right. At left is the Battle of Bull Run with "Rebel" positions noted. Charles Magnus produced several maps and views during the Civil War and this small map has drawn on his prior work.

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Condition: A

Near fine with a trimmed border on the lower right side.