Johnson's Island Confederate Prisoner of War Cam

Heading: (Civil War) Author: Goodwyn, Albert T. Title: Letter from Confederate Lieutenant Albert T. Goodwyn while a prisoner of war at Johnson's Island, Ohio, in Lake Erie, writing to his sister Place

Group of American Civil War Gambling Prints. V.p., 1860s. Including Ellsworth Zouaves (1861); Confederate Prisoners in Camp Georgia, Roanoke Island (1862); “Battle of the Wilderness, Va. Waiting for

Walking stick created by a confederate prisoner of war held at Camp Chase Ohio, June 4th 1862. This cane relates to a known group of canes which were carved in a very specific manner by the Southern p

The Immortal Six Hundred, A Story of Cruelty to Confederate Prisoners of War by Major J. Ogden Murray. "An angry reminiscence of retaliation involving Confederate officers imprisoned on Morris Island,

CIVIL WAR CONFEDERATE PRISONER'S PAMPHLET, SHENANDOAH VALLEY OF VIRGINIA IMPRINT, "Prison Life During the Rebellion. Being a Brief Narrative of the Miseries and Sufferings of Six Hundred Confederate P

Original letter group concerning a particular civilian internee captured by the Japanese at the fall of Wake Island with her trying to obtain the status of him through the American Red Cross, Congress

[CIVIL WAR]. Confederate prisoners in Union prisons. 19 volumes. HOUSTON, J.A., ed. The Sunny Land; or Prison Prose and Poetry...by Col. Buehring H. Jones, 60th Virginia Infantry. Baltimore, 1868. --

[Gardner, Alexander/Civil War Photograph] Alexander Gardner albumen photograph: "Incidents of the War. Group of Confederate Prisoners at Fairfax Court-House." Albumen photograph was Plate 34 of 100 pu

[CIVIL WAR]. Confederate canteen identified to James T. Johnson, Co. D, 11th Tennessee Infantry Regiment and previously owned by Private John F. Wichterman, Co. G, 49th Ohio Infantry Regiment.  7

1865 CIVIL WAR 1st ed Four Years in Secessia Confederate Prisoner Union Soldier “Four Years in Secessia” by Junius Henri Browne is a riveting account of the authors experiences during the

[CIVIL WAR]. POW letter written by 1st Lt. William R. Elam, 18th Virginia Infantry. ELAM, William R. (1837-1904). Autograph letter signed ("Wm. R. Elam"), as POW at Johnson's Island Military Prison. "

War-date, ca. 1864 autograph page from Johnson's Island POW souvenir book, 2pp. [front and back) 8vo., six (6) signatures, some with place of capture and address, all in period ink. Represented names,

War-date, ca. 1864 autograph page from Johnson's Island POW souvenir book, 2pp. [front and back) 8vo., four (4) signatures, some with place of capture and address, all in period ink. Represented names

Civil War printed photograph issued by The Mathew Brady Society showing Lieutenant James B. Washington, C.S.A., a Confederate Prisoner and Captain George A. Custer, U.S.A. near White House, VA, May 31

(CIVIL WAR--PRISON.) Group of Fort Delaware letters--two from Confederate prisoners and one from a Union guard. Each 1 to 4 pages, about 8 x 5 inches; minimal wear. Fort Delaware, DE, August-December

Roughly 160. Other checks from Colorado Springs, Curlew Iowa, Dansville New York, Deep River, etc. During the Civil war Elmira was known as Hellmira. They housed 12,123 Confederate prisoners of which

brass plaque on case reads "Dr. Allen Johnson Black /Surgeon/14th Louisiana Inf. Regt. C.S.A." fitted case with extensive set of instruments 17 1/2" x 9 1/2", 5 1/2" high case with brass banding

A Christian's Guide to Heaven…For Catholics carried by Louis Victor Baughman (1845-1906) of the 1st Maryland Cavalry (Confederate) during the Civil War. Baughman was taken as a prisoner-of-war

This Civil War prisoner-of-war (POW) letter was written by Lt. Edward Visart in August 1864 while imprisoned at Fort Delaware, a Union prison camp. Visart was serving as a 2nd Lieutenant in Capt. Bloc

War Dated Confederate Pass, Hilton Head to Folly Island Partially Printed Document Signed, "J.J. Elwell", as Lieutenant Colonel and Chief Quartermaster, 1p, 7.75" x 3.5", Hilton Head, January 4,

Civil War Prisoner Release Papers Fort Delaware, releasing a confederate from Union prison, Herman Bellingrath of Fulton County, Georgia, signed by Brigadere General A. Schoepf, two documents framed t

1865 Rebel Prisons Civil War TORTURE Confederate Andersonville CSA Libby Atlanta Robert Kellogg’s ‘Life and Death in Rebel Prisons’ is a rare Civil War account of prisoners of war and conditions

1865 1ed Confederate Rebel Prisons TORTURE Andersonville Civil War Life & Death Robert Kelloggs Life and Death in Rebel Prisons is a rare Civil War account of prisoners of war and conditions of Confed

1865 Civil War TORTURE Confederate Andersonville Life & Death in Rebel Prisons Robert Kellogg’s ‘Life and Death in Rebel Prisons’ is a rare Civil War account of prisoners of war and conditions o