"Inman Line March" is a lithograph by J. H. Bufford that documents a Civil War era military procession or march. The work exemplifies the 19th century American tradition of using lithography to record and commemorate significant historical events and military movements. Bufford, known for his prolific output of Civil War era prints, employs the lithographic medium to capture the organized movement of troops with attention to the pageantry and scale of the military formation.