This photo gallery contains the following images:
- Map of U.S. in 1845, before outbreak of Mexican-American War
- President James K. Polk
- General Antonio Lopez de Santa Anna
- General Zachary Taylor
- General Winfield Scott
- Brigadier General Stephen W. Kearny
- The Thorton Affair/The Thornton Skirmish
- Battle of Palo Alto
- Battle of Resaca de la Palma
- Mexican President Mariano Paredes
- Battle of Monterrey
- Mexican General Pedro de Ampudia
- Generals Taylor and de Ampudia negotiate truce after Battle of Monterrey
- The Mexican-American War was the first conflict to have an anti-war movement
- Battle of Buena Vista
- Siege of Veracruz
- The fortress of San Juan de Ulua, Veracruz, Mexico
- Battle of Churubusco
- San Patricios – St. Patrick’s Battalion
- Battle of Chapultepec
- Los Niños Héroes
- General Scott marches into Mexico City
- Nicholas Trist
- Mexican President José Manuel de la Peña y Peña
- Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo
- Sword of Second Lieutenant Michael R. Clark
- Silver Medals of Thomas N. Brown and William B. Galphin
- Lieutenant James Willis Cantey’s S.C. Militia Helmet
- Lieutenant James Willis Cantey’s Gold Medal
- The Palmetto Regiment
- U.S. Model 1833 Infantry Uniform with Palmetto Belt Buckle
- Mexican Officer’s Belt Buckle
- U.S. Army Model 1839 Forage Cap
- Model 1841 Mississippi Rifle
- U.S. Model 1842 Percussion Martial Pistol .54 Caliber
- Coehorn Mortar
- Palmetto Regiment Monument – S.C. State House Grounds
- Blood-stained scarf of Private Thomas Tillman – Brother of “Pitchfork” Benjamin Tillman
- Second Lieutenant James Willis Cantey
- Silver Medal awarded to Private Wylie R. Coleman – Palmetto Regiment, Company B.
- Daguerreotype of Daniel Morgan
- U.S. Model 1826 Flintlock Musket, .69 Caliber
- Palmetto Regiment Flag
- Daguerreotype of Lieutenant Michael R. Clark in Mexican War Uniform
- Elegy in Memory of Abraham Doity Richardson, Company G., Palmetto Regiment
- Governor Pierce Mason Butler – Commander of the Palmetto Regiment. Died of his wounds at Battle of Churubusco.
