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Green volunteers were transformed into one of the South’s elite fighting forces in a frigid camp along the Potomac. The fall of 1861 found Charles Schadt far from his home in Galveston, Texas. He and his brother, William, were serving with the 1st Texas Infantry near Manassas, Virginia, an area teeming with Confederate volunteers.
Research reveals the identity of the photographer who produced a famous series of Texas Brigade images. Four images of Texas Brigade soldiers were made during their 1861-1862 winter camp at Dumfries, Va., a season that proved to be crucial in the formation of the storied unit.
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