Civil War Partial Diary Written by Union Surgeon's

In one binder, many with typed or handwritten full or partial transcriptions, some with written content narratives or comments, several with patriotic letterhead, together with a union paymaster IOU.

In large binder, many with typed or handwritten full or partial transcriptions, some with written content narratives or comments, includes a CSA letter, a small 8 letter archive of union soldier C E K

1870 CIVIL WAR Confederate Capture Prison Pen and Escape Andersonville Glazier “The Capture, the Prison Pen, and the Escape” is a post-Civil War account written by Union soldier Lt. Willar

Civil War diary with 101 hand written pages. Written by Reverend Henry Wheeler, Chaplain of the 17th Pennsylvania Cavalry documents the Civil War in a hand written journal. The journal entries span fr

This 1865 Civil War letter was written by Union Gen. Wiliam Denison Whipple, West Point class of 1851. After graduating, Whipple performed frontier duty in New Mexico and Texas. By 1861, Whipple was o

1866 Civil War 1ed Union Sixth Corps NY 77th Reg Surgeon Army of the Potomac George Stevens, a Civil War surgeon, served the Union as part of the 77th Regiment New York Volunteers. His book Three Year

Written by Union Soldier Mason S. Chambers (1840-1929) Co. F 169th NY inf. "My Regt. is down near Wilmington. There were a good many of them lost at Ft. Fisher.... I do not think the peace conference

Framed Civil War memorabilia from the Strong Family of Cleveland OH, including one letter hand written by Union Major-General Quincy A

Woodman, F. A. January 26, 1862. Letter written by a Union soldier at Fort Jackson Virginia, in January 1862 describing the author's frustration at the slow pace of action, the heavy southern fortific

Union letter written to the discharged Union Private Frederick S. Bradford of Pennsylvania from his father along with the discharge dated May 1865. Nicely framed along with original envelope. H20 1/2"

In 2 binders, one letter expressing grief over Abraham Lincoln's death written on April 17, 1865, many with typed or handwritten full or partial transcriptions, some with written content narratives or

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

In 2 binders, including 10 war-dated letters, some with typed or handwritten full or partial transcriptions, some with written content narratives or comments, together with several post civil war lett

In one binder, most with typed and handwritten partial transcriptions, many with written content narratives or comments, most with colorful patriotic letterhead, together with 9 unused patriotic cover

In large binder, many with typed or handwritten full or partial transcriptions, some with written content narratives or comments, one from a POW at Libby prison, several nurses letters mainly to patie

In one binder, many with typed or handwritten full or partial transcriptions, some with written content narratives or comments, several with patriotic letterhead, 4 letters written on board Steamship

In one binder, including a few CSA letters, some letters with typed or handwritten full or partial transcriptions, some with written content narratives or comments, some with patriotic letterhead, som

In one binder, including a CSA letter, many with typed or handwritten full or partial transcriptions, some with written content narratives or comments, several with patriotic letterhead, some soldier

In one binder, including an undated letter by T.W. Remsen (New York City), about his escape as a prisoner, many with typed or handwritten full or partial transcriptions, some with written content narr

In one binder, many with typed or handwritten full or partial transcriptions, some with written content narratives or comments, some soldier research, several with patriotic letterhead, includes an ar

In one binder, including an A P Calhoun CSA letter, many with typed or handwritten full or partial transcriptions, some with written content narratives or comments, several with patriotic letterhead,

In one binder, most with typed or handwritten full or partial transcriptions, some with written content narratives or comments, one letter with cross-hatching, some soldier research, many with colorfu

In one binder, many with typed or handwritten full or partial transcriptions, some with written content narratives or comments, several with patriotic letterhead, together with post civil war letters,

In one binder, many with typed or handwritten full or partial transcriptions, some with written content narratives or comments, including a letter referencing slavery... "The blighting effects of that