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Letter from Way to wife [Emy].

Envelope from the December 24, 1861 letter from Way to his wife.

A brief table list of William Yeaman's activities labeled "Since December the [25?] 1861." It lists activities from December 25 to January 8.

First page of an incomplete letter by Henry Kyger.

Railroad,tourism,historic places

This sketchbook contains original and published Civil War sketches by Charles Gulager.

Last page of an incomplete letter from Josiah Green.

First and last pages of an incomplete letter from Alexander Way.

Letters written by Joseph T. Harris of the 12th Ohio Infantry to his sister, Mollie Swope from various locations in western Virginia. The letters are dated August 6, 1861, September 18, 1861, November 23, 1861, and February 14, 1862. The letters…

The diary of John H. Hancock, who served in Company H, 29th Massachusetts Infantry during the Civil War. The diary entries cover January-June 1862, with a single entry made from Paris, Kentucky on April 1, 1863. Hancock's diary entries relate largely…

A diary with one-page entries for the year of 1862. A few pages of memoranda follow on which Barnett has listed miscellaneous clothing expenses and his pay record for the year. The diary describes his time in hospital in January and February, as well…

Harvey Bear's diary from 1862.

This is a transcript of Harvey Bear's diary from 1862.

Battle-Cry of Freedom, by George Root, 1862.

General Grant's Grand March, 1862.

Oh We Miss You at Home, lyrics and music by H. H. Hawley, 1862.

Our Loyal Banner, lyrics by E. E. Hulfish Esq., music by H. Avery, 1862.

Maryland! My Maryland!, lyrics by Jas R. Randall, Esq., 1862.

This is a letter written by Dr. Leonard A. Slater to his father, John Slater, on October 10, 1862. At the time of the letter Leonard A. Slater was serving as a surgeon in the 15th Virginia Calvary at General Hospital No. 23 in Richmond, Virginia.

Page one of an incomplete letter from George Hersum while he was at "Camp Calefornia."

A four page letter from Lewis Wood to his wife discussing company movements and life at Camp Dennison.

A three page letter from Lewis Wood to his wife discussing the sending of money through the mail.

A three page letter from Lewis Wood to his wife informing her of the company's movement to Ft. Leavenworth, Kansas.

A two page letter from Lewis Wood to his wife describing his journey with the company through Missouri.

A two page letter from Lewis Wood to his wife describing life in Missouri, including meeting slaves for worship.

John Harville's second diary, from January 28 to March 27, 1862.

Letter from Gregory to his brother, Bill, describing mail delays and requesting items from home.

Carpenter tells his sister about the low possibility of peace in the war.

February 12, 1862, Letter to Capt. Hugh M. Nelson, Co. D, 6th Regiment, Virginia Cavalry, from Camp GW Smith, Special Order No. 40, Recruiting

Letter from Rappleyea to his mother, describing current and future regiment movements and plans to send money when he gets paid.

A two page letter from Lewis Wood to his wife detailing an experience he had at a slave auction.