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Record Group 60 Civil War Finding Aid Entry
1: Books, Pamphlets, and Periodicals Shelves 116, 117 & 118 Allen, Henry, Action at Andrews, J.
Cutler.
The South-Reports the Civil War. Annals of Encyclopedia Britannica, Inc. 1976 (Acc #2001.002.16L) Bierce, Ambrose. Civil War Stories. Bill, Alfred Hoyt.
The Beleaguered City Breedlove Historicals, Spring 1998, catalogue for books, audiovisuals, and reproductions. Buckmaster, Henrietta. Let My People Go—The Story of the Underground Railroad and the Growth of the Abolition Movement. Beacon Press, 1969 (Acc #2003.201.05) Buell, Thomas B. The Warrior Generals, Combat Leadership in the Civil War. Crown Publishers, Inc. 1997 (Acc #2006.036.03) Catton, Bruce. The
Army of the Potomac: A Stillness at _____. The Civil War, American Heritage Press, 1960. _____. Glory Road, the Bloody Route from _____. Grant Takes Command. Little, Brown & Co. 1969 (Acc #2006.011.06) The Civil War, Volume 8 of the American
Heritage New Illustrated History of the Civil War Times Illustrated. “The Battles
for _____. “The _____. “Struggle
for _____. “The Coddington, Edwin B.
The
Commager, Henry Steele. The Blue and Gray, the History of the Civil War as Told by Participants, Volume I. Bobbs-Merrill Co. Inc. 1950 (Acc #2006.03.12A) _____. The Blue and Gray, the History of the Civil War as Told by Participants, Volume II. Bobbs-Merrill Co. Inc. 1950 (Acc #2006.03.12B) The Comprehensive History of the Great Civil
War from Copeland, Peter F.
A Soldiers Life in the Civil War, a Davis, Burke. To _____. The Civil War – Strange & Fascinating Facts. Wing Books, 1996. Davis, William C. The Battlefields of the Civil War. Salamander Books Limited, 1999, (boxed set) (Acc #2002.011.03) _____. The Commanders of the Civil War. Salamander Books Limited, 1999, (boxed set) (Acc #2002.011.02) _____. The Fighting Men of the Civil War. Salamander Books Limited, 1999, (boxed set) (Acc #2002.011.04) _____ & Editors of Time-Life Books. Arms and Equipment of the Confederacy. Tally Hall Press, 1996 (boxed set) (Acc. #2002.053.02) _____. Arms and Equipment of the _____. Illustrated Atlas of the Civil War, Tally Hall Press, 1996 (boxed set) (Acc #2002.053.04) Eisenschiml, Otto & Ralph Newman. Eyewitness: the Civil War as we Lived it. Grosset & Dunlap, 1956 (Acc #98.3) Facts about the Civil War. Civil War Centennial Commission, 1960 (pamphlet). Fleischman, Paul,
Frassanito, William A. Antietam, the Photographic Legacy of Freeman, Douglas Southall. R.E. Lee.
Scribner’s, 1934, Four Volume Set. Furgurson, Ernest B. Futch, Ovid L. History
of Gilbert, Prof. J.
Warren. Peoples Pictorial Edition, the
Blue and the Gray, Lee’s Invasion and Gragg, Rod.
Confederate Goliath, the Grant, Ulysses S.
Personal Memoirs of _____. Personal Memoirs of Greely, Horace. The
American Conflict: A History of the Great Rebellion in the _____. The American Conflict: A History of the Great
Rebellion in the Grimm, Herbert L.
& Paul L. Roy. Human Interest Stories of
the Three Days’ Battles at Hesseltine, William B.
Civil War Prisons – A Study in War Psychology. Herdegen, Lance J. & William J. Beaudot.
In the Bloody Railroad Cut at Holt, Michael F. The Rise and Fall of the American Whig Party,
Jacksonian Politics and the Onset of the Civil War. Horan, James D. Matthew Brady Historian with a Camera. Bonanza Books, 1955 (Acc #79.5.21.L) Human Interest Stories of the Three Day’s Joseph, Alvin M. The Civil War in the American West. Vintage Books, 1993 (Acc #2006.036.01) Leech, Margaret. Reveille in Locke, D.R. Andersonville, A Story of Rebel Military Prisons. D.R. Locke, 1879 (poor condition in cardboard box) Longacre, Edward G. Custer and His Wolverines. Combined Publishing, 1997 (Acc #2006.036.11) Long, E.B. with Barbara Long. The Civil War Day by Day–An Almanac 1861–1865. Doubleday, 1971 (Acc #2006.011.14) Longstreet, James.
From
Lord, Francis A. A Civil War Collector’s Encyclopedia. Castle Books, 1965 (Acc #2003.144.01) Lossing, Benson J., Mathew Brady’s Illustrated History of The Civil War, 1996 (Acc #2007.13.29) Lussenden, Lucille H. Civil War Letters of the Gantz Family. Gateway Press, 2002 (Acc #2002.018.01) Malone, Dumas & Basil Rauch. Crisis of the Union 1852–1857. Appleton-Century-Crofts, 1960 (Acc #2002.144.02) Matter, William D.
The McElroy, John. This Was Merington, Marguerite. The Custer Story. Devin-Adair Co. 1960 (Acc #2006.036.10) Minnigh, L. W. Gettysburg, What They Did Here. Blochers, 1922 (Guidebook) (Acc #98.128) Mitchell, Patricia B. Union Army Camp Cooking. Published by the Author, 1991 (Acc #97.91.2) Moore, Frank. The Civil War in Song and Story. P.F. Collier, 1989 (Acc 81.20.1L) Murfin, James V. Battlefields of the Civil War. CLB Publishing, 1990 (Acc #2002.002.02) Nesbitt, Mark. Ghosts of Nevins, Allan. Ordeal
of the _____. Ordeal of the Noble, Hollister. Woman with A Sword (Novel based on the life of Anna Ella Carroll), Peoples Book Club, 1948 (Acc #99.122.1) O’Connor, Richard.
Thomas: Rock of Odell, Samuel W. The Lives and Campaigns of Grant and Lee. Star Publishing, 1895 (Acc #2002.168.01) One Hundred Important Additions to the Civil
War and American Research Collection. Photographic History of the Civil War, volume 1, The Opening Battles, Two Years of Grim War. Blue and Gray Press, 1987 (Acc #2005.103.01) Photographic History of the Civil War,
volume 2, The Decisive Battles, the Photographic History of the Civil War, volume 3, Forts and Artillery, The Navies. Blue and Gray Press, 1987 (Acc #2005.104.03) Photographic History of the Civil War, volume 4, Soldier Life and the Secret Service, Prisons and Hospitals. Blue and Gray Press, 1987 (Acc #2005.103.04) Photographic History of the Civil War, volume 5, The Armies and Leaders, Poetry and Eloquence. Blue and Gray Press, 1987 (Acc #2005.103.05) Pollard, Edward J.
The First Year of War. Charles B.
Richardson, 1863. Quarles, Benjamin. The Negro in the Civil War. Russell & Russell, 1968 (Acc #2003.201.06) Ransom, John L. Andersonville Diary, Escape and List of the Dead. Published by the author, 1881 (Acc #81.24.35L) Robertson Jr., James I. The Civil War. The Civil War Centennial Commission, 1963, (pamphlet). Schuyler, Hartley & Graham. Illustrated Catalog of Civil War Military Goods. Dover Publications, Inc., 1985 (Acc #00.156.01) Sears, Stephen W.
Sifakis, Stewart. Who Was Who in the Civil War. Facts on File Publications, 1988 (Acc #2006.011.07) Stamp, Kenneth M. The Era of Reconstruction 1865–1877. Alfred A. Knopf, 1966 (Acc #2002.144.01) Stephens, Ann S. Pictorial History of the Civil War for the Stern, Philip Van Doren. Secret Missions of the Civil War. Bonanza Books, 1959 (Acc #2003.201.01) Still, William. The Underground Railroad. Johnson Publishing Co., Inc., 1970 (Acc #2003.201.13) Storrick, W.C. The Strait, Symonds, Craig L. Gettysburg a Battlefield Atlas. Nauticals & Aviation Publishing Co. (Acc #2006.011.04) Urwin, Gregory J.W. Custer Victorious. Blue and Gray Press, 1983 (Acc #2006.036.13) Waugh, John C. Class of 1846. Warner Books, 1994 (Acc #2006.036.05) Wert, Jeffrey D. Custer–the Controversial Life of George Armstrong Custer. Simon & Schuster, 1996 (Acc #2006.036.09?) Wheeler, Richard.
Sword Over Richmond, an Eyewitness History
of McClellan’s Wiley, Shelf 120 Griess, Thomas E., editor.
Leslie, Frank. The Soldier in Our Civil
War (two volumes). Life Magazine, January 6, 1961, “The Civil War, a New Six Part Series on Our Nation’s Bloodiest Drama.” Official Military Atlas of the Civil War.
Shavin, The Civil War Chart. Publications International, 1990 (2 copies) (Acc #2006.106.04)
Welsh, Douglas. Complete Military History
of the Civil War. Wright, Marcus J. Official and Illustrated War Record, 1899 (Acc #2002.039.01)
Framed picture of Robert E. Lee, copy of Lee’s resignation from the army and
order assigning Lee as commander of
Framed picture of Stonewall Jackson and Lee’s order to Shelf 121 War of the Rebellion, Official Records of the
Volume I- Operations in the Southern States, Volume II- Operations in Volume III- Operations in Volume IV- Operations in Texas, New Mexico and Arizona, June 11, 1861 – February1, 1862, Operations in Kentucky and Tennessee, July 1 – November 19, 1861, Operations in North Carolina and Southeastern Virginia, August 1, 1861 – January 11, 1862 (Acc #93.21.4) Volume V- Operations in Volume VI- Operations on the coasts of South Carolina, Georgia and Middle and East Florida, August 21, 1861 – April 1, 1862, Operations in West Florida, Southern Alabama, Southern Mississippi and Louisiana, September 1, 1861 – May 12, 1862 (Acc #93.21.6) Volume VII- Operations in Kentucky, Tennessee, North Alabama, and Southwest Virginia, November 19, 1861 – March 4, 1862 (Acc #93.21.7) Volume VIII- Operations in Volume IX- Operations in Southeastern Virginia, January 11 – March 17, 1862, Operations in North Carolina, January 11 – August 20, 1862, operations in Texas, New Mexico and Arizona, February 1- September 20, 1862 (Acc #93.21.9) Volume X- Operations in Kentucky, Tennessee, North Mississippi, North Alabama and Southwest Virginia, March 4 - June 10, 1862 (Acc #93.21.10) Volume X Part II- Correspondence- same operations as in Volume X part I (Acc #93.21.11) Volume XI- Part I- Reports- The Peninsular Campaign, Virginia (Acc #93.21.12)
Volume XI- Part II- Reports- The Peninsular Campaign,
Volume XI- Part III- Correspondence, Etc.-
The Peninsular Campaign,
Volume XII- Part I – Reports- Operations in Northern Virginia,
Volume XII- Part II- Reports- Operations in Northern Virginia,
Volume XII- Part III- Reports- Operations in Northern Virginia,
Volume XIII- Operations in
Volume XIV- Operations on the Coasts of Volume XV- operations in West Florida, Southern Alabama, Southern Mississippi (embracing all operations against Vicksburg, May 18 – July 27, 1862, and Louisiana (Acc #93.21.20) Shelf 122
Volume XVI- Operations in
Volume XVI- Part II- Operations in
Volume XVII- Part I- Operations in West Tennessee and Volume XVII- Part II- Operations in West Tennessee and Northern Mississippi, June 10, 1862 – January 20, 1863 (Acc #93.21.23)
Volume XVIII- Part I- Reports- Operations in Volume XIX- Part I- Reports- Operations in Northern Virginia, West Virginia, Maryland, and Pennsylvania, September 8 – November 14, 1862, South Mountain; Antietam (Acc #93.21.26) Volume XIX- Part II- Reports, Correspondence Etc. (Operations same as part I)
Volume XX- Part I- Reports- operations in Volume XX- Part II- Correspondence- (Operations same as part I) (Acc #93.21.28) Volume XXI- Operations in Northern Virginia, West Virginia, Maryland, and Pennsylvania, November 15, 1862 – January 25, 1863, Fredericksburg (Acc#93.21.29)
Volume XXII- Reports- Operations in Volume XXII- Part II- Correspondence- (operations same as part I) (Acc #93.21.31) Volume XXIII- Part I- Reports- Operations in Kentucky, Middle and East Tennessee, North Alabama, and Southwest Virginia, January 21- August 10, 1863, Middle Tennessee or Tullahoma Campaign, Morgan’s Ohio Raid (Acc #93.21.32) Volume XXIII- Part II- Correspondence- (operations same as part I) (Acc #93.21.33) Volume XIV- Part I- Reports- Operations in Mississippi and West Tennessee, including those in Arkansas and Louisiana connected with the siege of Vicksburg, January 20 – August 10, 1863- Vicksburg (Acc #93.21.34) Volume XIV- Part II- Reports- (operations same as Part I) (Acc #93.21.35) Volume XIV- Part III- Correspondence- (operations same as Part I) (Acc #93.21.36) Volume XXV- Part I- Reports- Operations in Northern Virginia, West Virginia, Maryland, and Pennsylvania, January 26 – June 3, 1863- Chancellorsville (Acc #93.21.37) Volume XXV- Part II- Correspondence- (operations same as Part I) (Acc #93.21.38) Shelf 123
Volume XXVI- Part I- Reports and Union Correspondence-
Operations in West Florida, Southern Mississippi, Volume XXVI- Part II- Confederate Correspondence- (operations same as Part I) (Acc #93.21.40)
Volume XXVII- Part I- Reports-
Operations in Volume XXVII- Part II- Reports- (operations same as Part I) (Acc #93.21.42) Volume XXVIII- Part I- Reports- Operations on the Coast of South Carolina and Georgia and in Middle and East Florida, June 12 – December 31, 1863- Fort Wagner, Fort Sumter (Acc #93.21.43) Volume XXVIII- Part II- Correspondence- (operations same as Part I) (Acc #93.21.44) Volume XXIX- Part I- Reports- Operations in North Carolina, Virginia, West Virginia, Maryland and Pennsylvania, August 4 – December 31, 1863, Bristoe, Mine Run (Acc #93.21.45) Volume XXIX- Part II- Correspondence- (operations same as Part I) (Acc #93.21.47) Volume XXX- Part I- Reports- Operations in Kentucky, Southwest Virginia, Tennessee, Mississippi, North Alabama and north Georgia, August 11 – September 22, 1863, Chickamauga Campaign (Acc #93.21.48) Volume XXX- Part II- Reports- (operations same as Part I) (Acc #93.21.49) Volume XXX- Part III- Correspondence- (operations same as Part I) (Acc #93.21.50) Volume XXX- Part IV- Correspondence- (operations as Part I) (Acc #93.21.51)
Volume XXXI- Part I- Reports and Union Correspondence-
Operations in
Volume XXXI- Part II- Reports- (operations same as Part I, November 23 – 27,
1863,
Volume XXXI- Part III- Correspondence-
(operations same as Part I, October 20 –
December31, 1863, Volume XXXII- Part I- Reports-Operations in Kentucky, Southwest Virginia, Tennessee, Mississippi, Alabama and North Georgia, January 1 – April 30, 1864 – Meridian Expedition, Forrests Expedition (Acc #93.21.55) Volume XXXII- Part II- Correspondence, (same operations same as part I) (Acc #93.21.56) Volume XXXII- Part III- Correspondence, (same operations as part I) (Acc #93.21.57) Shelf 124 Volume XXXIII- Operations in North Carolina, Virginia, West Virginia, Maryland and Pennsylvania, January 1 – April 30, 1864- New Berne N.C. Morton’s Ford V.A. Kilpatrick’s Raid (Acc #93.21.58) Volume XXXIV- Part I- Reports- Louisiana and the Trans-Mississippi States and Territories, January 1 – June 30, 1864- Red River, L.A. Campaign, Camden, Arkansas Expedition (Acc #93.21.59) Volume XXXIV- Part II- Correspondence- (Same operations as Part I) (Acc #93.21.60)
Volume XXXIV- Part III- Correspondence-
(Same operations as Part I) (Acc
#93.21.61) Volume XXXIV- Part IV- Correspondence- (Same operations as Part I) (Acc #93.21.62)
Volume XXXV- Part I- Reports- Correspondence-
Operations in Volume XXXV- Part II- Correspondence- (Same operations as Part I) (Acc #93.21.64) Volume XXXVI- Part I- Reports- Operations in Southeastern Virginia and North Carolina, May 1 – June 12, 1864- Wilderness, Spotsylvania, Cold Harbor (Acc #93.21.65) Volume XXXVI- Part II- Reports-Correspondence- (Same operations as Part I) (Acc #93.21.66) Volume XXXVI- Part III- Correspondence- (Same operations as Part I) (Acc #93.21.67) Volume XXXVII- Part II- Correspondence- Operations in Northern Virginia, West Virginia, Maryland and Pennsylvania, May 1 – August 3, 1864- Newmarket, Lynchburg, Monocacy, Fort Stevens (Acc #93.21.68) Volume XXXVIII- Part I- Reports- Operations in North Georgia Etc; May 1 – September 8, 1964- relating especially to the Atlanta Campaign (Acc #93.21.69) Volume XXXVIII- Part II- Reports- (Same operations as Part I) (Acc #93.21.70) Volume XXXVIII- Part III- Reports- (Same operations as Part I) (Acc #93.21.71) Volume XXXVIII- Part IV- Correspondence- (Same operations as Part I) (Acc #93.21.72)
Volume XXXVIII- Part V- Correspondence-
(Same operations as Part I) (Acc
#93.21.73) Volume XXXIX- Part I- Reports- Operations in Kentucky, Southwest Virginia, Tennessee, Mississippi, Alabama and North Georgia, May 1 – November 13, 1864- Tupelo, Mobile Bay, Allatoona, Etc. (Acc #93.21.74) Volume XXXIX- Part II- Correspondence, Ect; (Same operations as Part I) (Acc #93.21.75) Volume XXXIX- Part III- Correspondence- (Same operations as Part I) (Acc #93.21.76) Shelf 125 Volume XL- Part I- Reports- Operations in Southeastern Virginia and North Carolina, June 13 – July 31, 1864- Petersburg, Richmond Etc. (Acc #93.21.79) Volume XL- Part II- Correspondence- (Same operations as Part I) (Acc #93.21.80)
Volume XLI- Part I- Reports- Operations in Volume XLI- Part II- Correspondence- (Same operations as Part I) (Acc 93.21.82) Volume XLI- Part III- Correspondence- (Same operations as Part I) (Acc #93.21.83) Volume XLI- Part IV- Correspondence- (Same operations as Part I) (Acc #93.21.84)
Volume XLII- Part I- Reports- Operations in Southeastern Virginia and Volume XLII- Part II- Correspondence- (Same operations as Part I) (Acc #93.21.86) Volume XLII- Part III- Correspondence- (Same operations as Part I) (Acc #93.21.87) Volume XLIII- Part I- Reports, Correspondence- Operations in Northern Virginia, West Virginia, Maryland and Pennsylvania, August 4 – December 31, 1864- Shenandoah Valley Campaign (Acc #93.21.88) Volume XLIII- Part II- Correspondence Etc; (Same operations as Part I) (Acc #93.21.89)
Volume XLIV- Operations in Volume XLV- Part I- Reports, Correspondence- Operations in Kentucky, Southwest Virginia, Tennessee, Mississippi, Alabama and North Georgia, November 14, 1864 – January 23, 1865, Franklin, Nashville Etc; (Acc #93.21.91) Volume XLV- Part II- Correspondence- (Same operations as Part I) (Acc #93.21.92) Volume XLVI- Part I- Reports- Operations in Northern and Southeastern Virginia, North Carolina, West Virginia, Maryland and Pennsylvania, January 1 – June 30, 1865- Richmond Campaign, Fort Fisher, N.C. and Appomattox Campaign Etc; (Acc #93.21.93) Volume XLVI- Part II- Correspondence- (same operations as Part I) (Acc #93.21.94) Shelf 126 Volume XLVI- Part III- Correspondence- (Same operations as Part I) (Acc #93.21.95) Volume XLVII- Part I- Reports- Operations in North Carolina, South Carolina, Southern Georgia and East Florida, January 1- June 30, 1865- Campaign of the Carolinas (Acc #93.21.96) Volume XLVII- Part II- Correspondence, Etc; - (Same operations as Part I) (Acc #93.21.97) Volume XLVII- Part III- Correspondence, Etc; - (Same operations as Part I) (Acc #93.21.98)
Volume XLVIII- Part I- Reports- Operations in Volume XLVIII- Part II- Correspondence- (Same operations as Part I) (Acc #93.21.100) Volume XLIX- Part I- Reports- Operations in Kentucky, Southwestern Virginia, Tennessee, Northern and Central Georgia, Mississippi, Alabama and West Florida, January 1 - June 30, 1865- Mobile Alabama Campaign, Wilson’s Raid, Etc; (Acc #93.2.101) Volume XLIX- Part II- Correspondence, Etc; - (same operations as Part I) (Acc #93.21.102)
Volume L- Part I- Reports, Correspondence, Etc. -
Operations on the Volume L- Part II- Correspondence, Etc.- (Same operations as Part I) (Acc #93.21.104) Volume LI- Part I- Reports, Union Correspondence, Etc. – Operations in Maryland, Eastern North Carolina, Pennsylvania, Virginia (except Southwestern) and West Virginia, January 1, 1861 – June 30, 1865 (Acc #93.21.105) Volume LII- Part I- Supplement Reports, Union Correspondence, Etc.-Operations in Southwestern Virginia, Kentucky, Tennessee, Mississippi, Alabama, West Florida and Northern Georgia, January 1, 1861 – June 30, 1865 (Acc #93.21.106) Volume LIII- Supplement- Operations in South Carolina, Southern Georgia, Middle and East Florida, Western North Carolina, Louisiana, Trans-Mississippi States and Territories, the Pacific Coast and the department of the Northwest, January 1, 1861 – June 30, 1865 (Acc #93.21.107)
General Index and Additions and Corrections Shelf 120 Additions and Corrections to the War of the
Rebellion : Official Records Series I, Volume 1, (Acc # 93.21.1)
Series 1, Volume XI, ( Acc # 93.21.12) Series 1, Volume XIV, (Acc # 93.21.18a) Series 1, Volume XV, (Acc # 93.21.19) Series 1, Volume XVI, (Acc # 93.21.20) Series 1, Volume XVII, (Acc # 93.21.22) Series 1, Volume XVIII, (Acc # 93.21.24) Series 1, Volume XIX, (Acc # 93.21.25) Series 1, Volume XX, (Acc # 93.21.27) Series 1, Volume XXI, (Acc # 93.21.29) Series 1, Volume XXII, (Acc # 93.21.30) Series 1, Volume XXIII, (Acc # 93.21.32) Series 1, Volume XXIV, (Acc # 93.21.34) Series 1, Volume XXV, (Acc # 93.21.37) Series 1, Volume XXVI, (Acc # 93.21.39) Series 1, Volume XXVII, (Acc # 93.21.41) Series 1, Volume XXVIII, (Acc # 93.21.44) Series 1, Volume XXIX, (Acc # 93.21.46) Series 1, Volume XXX, (Acc # 93.21.48) Series 1, Volume XXXI, (Acc # 93.21.52) Series 1, Volume XXXII, (Acc # 93.21.57) Series 1, Volume XXXIII, (Acc # 93.21.58) Series 1, Volume XXXIV, (Acc # 93.21.59) Series 1, Volume XXXV, (Acc # 93.21.63) Series 1, Volume XXXVI, (Acc # 93.21.65) Series 1, Volume XXXVII, (Acc # 93.21.68) Series 1, Volume XXXVIII, (Acc #
93.21.69) Series 1, Volume XXXIX, (Acc # 93.21.74) Shelf 115 Series II Volume I- Prisoners of War, Etc. Serial 114 (Acc #93.21.108) Volume II- Prisoners of War, Etc. Serial 115 (Acc #93.21.109) Volume III- Prisoners of War, Etc. Serial 116 (Acc #93.21.110) Volume IV- Prisoners of War, Etc. Serial 117 (Acc #93.21.111) Volume V- Prisoners of War, Etc. Serial 118 (Acc #93.21.112) Volume VI- Prisoners of War, Etc. Serial 119 (Acc #93.21.113) Volume VII- Prisoners of War, Etc. Serial 120 (Acc #93.21.114) Volume VII- Prisoners of War, Etc. Serial 121 (Acc #93.21.115) Series III Volume I- Union Correspondence, Etc. Serial No. 122 (Acc #93.21.116) Volume II- Union Correspondence, Etc. Serial No. 123 (Acc #93.21.117) NOTE: Reprints by Historical Times, Inc. (1985) of Volumes 1 through 47 of Series I, War of the Rebellion Official Records of the Union and Confederate Armies, are located in the Research Room. (Acc #’s 2006.043.01–2006.043.95) Entry
2: Civil War Magazines Shelf 95, May 1988 (Acc #2005.172.77) July 1988 (Acc #2005.172.76) September 1991 (Acc #2005.172.78) American Heritage, “The Civil War–A Special Issue,” March 1990 “Civil War Chronicles,” 1997 (Acc #2002.118.03) The Artilleryman Volume 11 Number 2 Spring 1990 (Acc #2005.172.179) Blue & Gray Magazine July 1987 (Acc #2005.172.144) September 1987 (Acc #2005.172.143) The Kepi August-September 1983 (Acc #2005.172.260) February-March 1984 (Acc #2005.172.261) April-May 1984 (Acc #2005.172.262) June-July 1984 (Acc #2005.172.263) August-September 1984 (Acc #2005.172.264) October-November 1984 (Acc #2005.172.265) December 1984-January 1985 (Acc #2005.172.271) February-March 1985 (Acc #2005.172.266) April-May 1985 (Acc #2005.172.267) June-July 1985 (Acc #2005.172.268) August-September 1985 (Acc #2005.172.269) October-November 1985 (Acc #2005.172.270) December 1985-January 1986 (Acc #2005.172.272) Shelf 95, Civil War Volume 2 (Acc #2005.172.181) Volume 6 (Acc #2005.172.243) Volume 7 (Acc #2005.172.242) Volume 8 (Acc #2005.172.241) Volume 9 (Acc #2005.172.240) Volume 10 (Acc #2005.172.238) Volume 11 (Acc #2005.172.239) Volume 12 (Acc #2005.172.152) Volume 13 (Acc #2005.172.153) Volume 14 (Acc #2005.172.148) Volume 15 (Acc #2005.172.151) Volume 16 (Acc #2005.172.150) Volume 17 (Acc #2005.172.149) Volume 18 (Acc #2005.172.147) Volume 19 (2 copies) (Acc #2005.172.145, 2005.172.180) Volume 20 (Acc #2005.172.146) Shelf 95, Volume 21 (Acc #2005.172.154) Volume 22 (Acc #2005.172.155) Volume 23 (Acc #2005.172.156) Volume 24 (Acc #2005.172.157) Volume 25 (Acc #2005.172.158) Volume 26 (Acc #2005.172.159) Volume 27 (Acc #2005.172.160) Volume 28 (Acc #2005.172.161) Volume 29 (Acc #2005.172.162) Volume 30 (Acc #2005.172.163) Volume 31 (Acc #2005.172.164) Volume 32 (Acc #2005.172.165) Volume 33 (Acc #2005.172.166) Volume 34 (Acc #2005.172.167) Volume 35 (Acc #2005.172.168) Volume 36 (Acc #2005.172.169) Volume 37 (Acc #2005.172.170) Volume 46 (Acc #2005.172.171) Volume 48 (Acc #2005.172.172) Volume 50 (Acc #2005.172.173) Volume 52 (Acc #2005.172.174) Shelf 95, Civil War Lady Volume 1, Number 1 (Acc #2005.172.231) Volume 1, Number 2 (Acc #2005.172.232) Volume 1, Number 3 (Acc #2005.172.233) Volume 1, Number 4 (Acc #2005.172.229) Volume 1, Number 4 (sic) (Acc #2005.172.221) Volume 1, Number 5 (Acc #2005.172.230) Volume 2, Number 7 (Acc #2005.172.222) Volume 2, Number 8 (Acc #2005.172.223) Volume 2, Number 9 (Acc #2005.172.220) Volume 2, Number 10 (Acc #2005.172.225) Volume 2, Number 11 (2 copies) (Acc #2005.172.226, 2005.172.227) Volume 2, Number 12 (2 copies) (Acc #2005.172.228, 2005.172.224) Number 13 (Acc #2005.172.234) Number 14 (Acc #2005.172.235) Number 15 (Acc #2005.172.236) Number 16 (Acc #2005.172.237) Shelf 95, Civil War Times Illustrated “The Battles for “The “Struggle for “The February 1972 (Acc #98.143) September 1984 (Acc #2005.172.127) October 1984 (Acc #2005.172.128) December 1984 (Acc #2005.172.129) January 1985 (Acc #2005.172.126) March 1985 (Acc #2005.172.125) April 1985 (Acc #2005.172.124) May 1985 (Acc #2005.172.123) June 1985 (Acc #2005.172.121) September 1985 (Acc #2005.172.122) October 1985 (Acc #2005.172.120) November 1985 (Acc #2005.172.98) December 1985 (Acc #2005.172.99) January 1986 (Acc #2005.172.100) February 1986 (Acc #2005.172.101) March 1986 (Acc #2005.172.102) April 1986 (Acc #2005.172.103) May 1986 (Acc #2005.172.104) June 1986 (Acc #2005.172.105) September 1986 (Acc #2005.172.106) November 1986 (Acc #2005.172.107) December 1986 (Acc #2005.172.108) January 1987 (Acc #2005.172.109) February 1987 (Acc #2005.172.110) March 1987 (Acc #2005.172.111) April 1987 (Acc #2005.172.113) May 1987 (Acc #2005.172.114) Summer 1987 (Acc #2005.172.115) September 1987 (Acc #2005.172.116) October 1987 (Acc #2005.172.117) November 1987 (Acc #2005.172.118) December 1987 (Acc #2005.172.119) Shelf 95, January 1988 (Acc #2005.172.97) February 1988 (Acc #2005.172.96) March 1988 (Acc #2005.172.95) April 1988 (Acc #2005.172.132) May 1988 (Acc #2005.172.133) February 1989 (Acc #2005.172.130) March 1989 (Acc #2005.172.131) March 1998 August 1998 Confederate Veteran Volume 34, November-December 1986 (Acc #2005.172.79) Volume 35, July-August 1987 (Acc #2005.172.85) Volume 35, September-October 1987 (Acc #2005.172.84) Volume 35, November-December 1987 (Acc #2005.172.83) Volume 36, January-February 1988 (Acc #2005.172.80) Volume 37 (sic), March-April 1988 (Acc #2005.172.81) Volume 36, May-June 1988 (Acc #2005.172.82) Daughters of the Union Veterans of the Civil
War General Orders Series 1988-1989, February 1989 (Acc #2005.172.182) Series 1994-1995, February 1995 (Acc #2005.172.183) Finders Seekers Volume 8 Number 1 1987 (Acc #2005.172.72) The Museum of the Confederacy Journal Winter/Spring 1988 (Acc #2005.172.75) Summer/Autumn 1988 (Acc #2005.172.74) North South Medical Times Volume 8, January/February 1995 (Acc #2005.172.257) Volume 8, September/October 1995 (Acc #2005.172.255) Volume 8, November/December 1995 (Acc #2005.172.256) Relic Collectors’ News Volume 1 Number 2 January-February 1985 (Acc #2005.172.142) The Valley Dispatch Volume 2 Number 6 September 1984 (Acc #2005.172.73) Wild West June 1988 (Acc #2005.172.178) Shelf 95, Volume 1, Summer 1988 (Acc #2005.172.69) Volume 1, Fall 1988 (Acc #2005.172.70) Journal of Confederate History Volume 2, 1989 (Acc #2005.172.217) Volume V, 1990 Surrender 1865 (Acc #2005.172.218) Volume VI, 1990 Jefferson Davis President Confederate States
of 1865 (Acc #2005.172.219) Shelf 95,
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3: Atlases, Maps, Posters, and Prints Map Case 1, Drawer 14 Official Records of the Index of Atlases to Accompany the Official
Records of the Part I Plate
I- Forts
S.C., (Acc # 92.21.119a) Plate
II- Cummings Point and Plate
III- Bull Run and Plate
IV- Plate
V- Manassas, Va., Columbus, Ky., Fort Pulaski, Ga., Front Royal, Va., Fort
Pickens, Fl., Bull Run, Va., Bailey’s Cross-Roads, Va. to Fairfax Courthouse,
Va.,
(Acc # 93.21.119e) Part II Plate VI- The Defenses of Washington, D.C.,
Defenses of Paducah, Ky., Logan’s Cross-Roads, Va., and Hunter Chapel to Fairfax
Courthouse, Va., (Acc # 93.21.120a) Plate
VII- Northeastern Virginia and Vicinity of Plate
VIII- Northeastern Virginia and Vicinity of 93.21.120c) Plate IX- Carnifix
Ferry, W.Va., Plate X- New Madrid, Mo. and Island No. 10,
Route from Part
III Plate
XI- Forts Henry and Plate
XII- Valverde, N. Mex., Operations near Plate
XIII- Shilo, Tenn., Advance Upon Plate
XIV- Siege of Plate
XV- Yorktown and Gloucester, Va., Part IV Plate XVI- Plate
XVII- Plate
XVIII- Plate
XIX- White House to Harrison’s Landing, Va., Siege of Plate XX- Battle-Grounds in the Vicinity of
Parts IV & V were not accessioned Part VI Plate XXVI- Plan of Fort Esperanza, Texas,
December, 1863, Morris Island, S.C., August 1863, Proposed Secondary Line of
defense between the Ashepoo and
Combahee
Rivers, S.C., Nov. 4, 1863, Plate
XXVII- Portions of Military Departments of Plate
XXVIII- Battle of Antietam, Md., Engagement at
Deserted House or Kelly’s Store, Plate XXIX- Battle-Fields of Harper’s Ferry and
Sharpsburg, Sept. 13 -17, 1862, Antietam, Published in
1867, (Acc # 93.21.123.d) Plate XXX- Battle-Field of Stone’s River,
Tenn., Dec. 31, 1862 to Jan. 3, 1863, Part VII Plate
XXXI- Battle of Murfreesborough, Tenn., Stone’s River
Campaign, Plate
XXXII- Battle of Stone’s River before Murfreesborough,
Tenn. ,Battle of Fredricksburg, Va., Defense of Plate
XXXIII- Plate
XXXIV- Vicinity of Readyville and Woodbury, Tenn.,
Vicinity of Plate XXXV- Vicinity of Decherd, Tenn., Plate
XXXVI- Milliken’s Plate
XXXVII- Defenses of Plate
XXXVIII- Galveston, Plate
XXXIX- Operations against Jackson, Miss., Rappahannock River from Port Royal to
Richard’s Ferry, Va., Field Operations of the Army of the Potomac near Chancellorsville and Fredricksburg,
Va., Winchester, Va., Portions of the Middle Department, 2nd
Division, 8th Army Corps, June 1863, (Acc # 93.21.125d) Plate
XL- Approaches to Part IX Plate
XLI- Battles of Chancellorsville, Plate
XLII- Military Map of Harper’s Ferry, W. Va., Plate XLIII- Battle-field of Gettysburg, Pa.,
with Positions of Troops, July 2, 1863, Sketch of the Battle of Gettysburg,
July1, 2 and 3, 1863, Sketch of the Second Battle of Winchester, Va., June 14,
15 & 16, 1863, Vicinity of McAfee’s Cross-roads, Ga., Position of the Army of
the Tennessee, near Dallas, Ga., May, 1864, Sketch of the Routes of 2nd
Corps, Army of Northern Virginia, from Fredricksburg, Va., to Gettysburg, Pa., and Return to Orange
Court-house, Va., from June 4 to Aug. 1st, 1863, ( Acc # 93.21.126c) Plate XLIV- Plan of a Portion of the Siege
Operations against the Defenses of Plate
XLV- Operations of Confederate and Federal Forces at Mine Run and Rapidan River, Va., Map Showing the Operations of the Signal
Corps, Army of the Potomac, Position of the Army of Tennessee, near Atlanta,
Ga., Vicinity of Browning’s Court-house, Ga., Region About Sandtown Ferry, Va., Battle-field at
Bristoe, Va., Lines of March of 2nd Army Corps and the Enemy
Oct. 14, 1863, Missionary Ridge, Tenn., (Acc # 93.21.126e) PartX Plate
XLVI- Battle-field of Plate XLVII- Map of the Fall Campaign of the Army of Missouri, Map of the Battle of Chickamauga, showing Positions of Troops Sept. 19 and 20, 1863, Sketch of the Enemy’s Position in Front of the Army of the Ohio, between Lost and Pine Mountains, Ga., Sketch showing the Movements of the Troops of the Army of the Cumberland July 19, 1864, Mine Run, Va., and Vicinity 1863, Map of the Battle of Chickamauga, Ga., Sept. 18 and 20, 1863, Map of the Engagement at Wauhatchie, Tenn., ( Acc # 93.21.127b) Plate
XLVIII- The Chickamauga Campaign, Approaches and Defenses of Knoxville, East
Tenn., Positions of troops near Plate
XLIX- Map of the Battle-field of Plate
L- Country in Vicinity of Brown’s Ferry, Tenn., Battle-field of Part
XI Plate LI- Vicksburg to Meridian, Miss., showing the Routes followed by the Sixteenth and Seventeenth Army Corps in February, 1864, Atlanta, Ga., and Line of Defenses, Battery at Atlanta, Ga., Smith’s Island, N.C., and Defenses, (Acc # 93.21.128a) Plate
LIII- Parts of Plate
LIV- Texas and Parts of Louisiana and New Mexico, Battle-field of New Creek, W.
Va., Pleasant Mills, Md., (Acc # 93.21.128d) Plate
LV- Battle-field of the Wilderness, Va., Battle-field of Spotsylvania
Court-house, Part
XII Plate LVI- Map of the Engagement at Petersburg, Va., June 9, 1864, The Atlanta Campaign, Operations of the 4th Army Corps, Position of the Army of the Tennessee, May 27 – June 4, 1864, Battle-Ground of the Army of Tennessee before Atlanta, Ga., the Atlanta Campaign, Operations of the 4th Army Corps, (Acc # 93.21.129a) Plate
LVII- Map of the Atlanta Campaign, May 4th – Sept. 4th,
1864, Map Illustrating the First Epoch of the Plate LVIII- Map Illustrating the Second Epoch of the Atlanta Campaign from Resaca to the Etowah River, 1864, Map showing the march of the 15th Army Corps through Northern Georgia, Position of the 15th Army Corps , May 27 -31, 1864, near New Hope Church and during the Siege of Kenesaw Mountain, Ga., (Acc # #93.21.129c) Plate LIX- Positions of 4th Division, 16th Army Corps, June 11 -22, 1864, July 4, 1864, May 27, 1864, and May 13- 16th, 1864, Position of the 15th Army Corp at Nickajack Creek, Ga., before Atlanta, Ga., July 28 – Aug. 26, 1864, Position of the 1st Division, 15th Army Corps near Jonesborough, Ga., Map Illustrating the Third Epoch of the Atlanta Campaign south of the Etowah River, (Acc # 93.21.129d) Plate LX- Map Illustrating the Fourth Epoch
of the Part
XIII Plate LXI- Position of the Left Wing, 16th
Army Corps near Lovejoy’s Plate LXII- Line of March of the 16th
Army Corps, Position of the Left Wing of 16th Army Corps,
Battle-field Occupied by General Blair, 17th Army Corps, on the
Extreme Right of the Army on the Chattahoochee River, Map Showing the Position
of the Confederate Armies of the Mississippi and Tennessee at Cassville, Ga.,
Position of the 4th Division, 17th Army Corps, Diagram of
the General Situation during the Siege of Atlanta, Ga., Vicinity of Powder
Springs, Ga., Advance of the 3rd Brig. , 4th Div., 17th
Army Corps, July 3, 4 & 5, 1864, Diagram of the Flank Movement of the 17th
Army Corps near Lost Mountain, Ga., Sketch of Roads near the Position of the 2nd
Cavalry, June 12, 1864, (Acc #
93.21.130b) Plate LXIII- Plan of Siege Operations against Plate LXIV- The Mine Explosion at Plate LXV- Road between Bermuda Hundred and
Enemy’s First Line of Entrenchments on the North and South of Petersburg, Va.,
Position of the 4th and
23rd
Corps at Mud Creek, Ga., 1864, Position of General Schofield and Thomas at
Noyes’ Creek , Ga. 1864, Schofield Crossing the Chattahochee,
Positions of Generals Schofield and Hooker at Noyes’ Creek, Ga., Defensive Works
at Deep Bottom, Va., 1864, Section through Dutch Gap, James River, Va., Plan of
Dutch Gap Canal and Fortifications, Va., 1864, Sketch of the Road from Pontoon
Bridge at Point of Rocks to ( Acc # 93.21.130e) Part
XIV Plate LXVI- Campaign Against Sterling Price,
1864, Plate LXVIII- Defensive Line of the 18th
Army Corps, from Plate LXIX- Operations of the Army of the
Shenandoah, 1864, Battle-field of Cedar Creek and Cavalry Fight at Tom’s Plate Part
XV Plate LXXI- Campaign Maps showing Position of
20th Army Corps on March from Plate LXXII- Battle-field of Plate LXXIII- Topographical Map of the
Battle-field of Plate LXXIV- Map of Plate LXXV- Sketch of the Vicinity of Fort
Fisher, N.C., 1865, Plan of Fort Fisher, carried by assault by Maj. Gen. A.H. Terry,
Plan of Final Attack on Fort Fisher and adjoining Rebel Works, January 15, 1865,
(Acc # 93.21.132e) Part
XVI Plate LXXVI- Portions of Mississippi, Alabama
and Georgia, showing March of Cavalry Corps, March – April, 1865, Routes of
Marches of the Army of Gen. W. T. Sherman from Atlanta, Ga., to Goldsborough, N.C., Battle-Ground at River’s Bridge, Big Salkehatchie River, S.C., Closing of Cape Fear River and
Port of Wilmington, N.C., to Blockade Runners, Operations of the Army of the
Potomac, under Maj. Gen. George Meade, March – April, 1865, Plans, Sections and
Elevation of Pile Bridge, James River, Near Varina,
Va., January, 1865, (Acc # 93.21.133a) Plate LXXVII- Plate LXXVIII- Sketch of the Routes from Plate LXXIX- Map of the Environs of Plate LXXX- Campaign Maps showing the Line of
March of the 20th Corps from Part
XVII Plate LXXXI- Positions and Camps and Pickets of Second Corp, Army of Northern Virginia ,May 1864, Routes and Camps of the Army of the Valley District from Staunton, Va., to Washington, D.C., Wickham’s Attack on Federal Cavalry, November 22, 1864, Routes and Camps of the Second Corp, Army of Northern Virginia, from Gaines’ Mill to Lynchburg, Va., June 19-27, 1864, Position of Second Corps, Army of Northern Virginia, at Hanover Junction, Va., May 22-27, 1864, (Acc # 93.21.134a) Plate LXXXII- Engagement at Harper’s Ferry,
W. Plate LXXXIII- Battle of the Wilderness, LXXXIV- Cavalry Engagement at Plate Part XVIII Plate LXXXVI- Campaign Maps from Plate LXXXVII- Sketch showing the Positions
of the Union and Rebel Forces on the 30th of November, 1863, in the
Vicinity of Mine Run in Plate LXXXVIII- Siege of Plate LXXXIX- Defenses of Plate XC- Approaches to Part XIX Plate XCII- Vicinity of Plate XCIII- Vicinity of Plate XCIV- Defenses of the Alleghanies, April, 1864. The Plate XCV- Battle-field of Part XX Plate XCVI- Battle-field of the Wilderness, Plate XCVII- Topographical Map of Plate XCVIII- Map of the Military Department
of Plate XCIX- Battle-field of Plate C- Map of Part XXI Plate CI- Campaign Maps showing position of
the Twentieth Corps on the march from Plate CII- Defenses of Plate CIII- Map of Plate CIV- Plan and Section of Batteries, 9, 10,11,12,13,14,15, 16,17,18,19,20, 21, 22 on the Main Line of the Enemy’s Works in Front of Petersburg, Va., Siege of Petersburg, Va., from July 9 to July 21, 1864. Plan and Section of Batteries 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 & 8, on the Main Line of Enemy’s Works in Front of Petersburg, Va., October 20, 1864, Siege of Petersburg, Va., from July 9 to July 31, 1864. (Acc # 93.21.138.d) Plate CV- Rebel Defenses of Twenty-third Army Corps. at Part XXII Plate CVI- Drawings of Canvas Pontoon Boats, Bridges, and Chess Wagons, March 3, 1865. Drawings of Rifled Projectiles used by the rebels in the Virginia Campaign of 1864. (Acc # 93.21.139a) Pl CVII- Siege of Plate CVIII- Defenses of Plate CIX- Defenses of Plate CX- Map Illustrating the Campaign of
the Army of West Mississippi in Part XXIII Plate CXI- Sketch showing positions of Second
Corps, Army of Northern Plate CXII- Map of Plate CXIII- Defenses of Plate CXIV- Defenses of Plate CXV- Part XXIV Plate CXVI- Sketch of the Map of Route to Plate CXVII- Military Marches of the United
Force under the command of Maj. Gen. W.T. Sherman, Plate CXVIII- Map prepared to exhibit the
campaigns in which the Army of the Plate CXIX- Section of Map of the States of Plate CXX- Map of the Military Department of
Part XXV Plate CXXI- View of Terre-plain of the Gorge
of Plate CXXII- Exterior View of the Gorge of
Fort Sumter, S.C., Channel Face of Fort Moultrie, S.C., View of Southeast angle,
Fort Sumter, December 9, 1863. Sullivans’ Island,
S.C., Battery Beauregard, 1864, Interior view of Three-Gun Battery, Fort Sumter,
S.C., View from Southwest angle, Fort Sumter, S.C., Dec. 9, 1863, Sullivan’s
Island , Fort Moultrie, S.C., 1864. View of Entrance to Three-Gun Battery, Part XXVI Plate CXXVI- Capitol, Plate CXXVII- Federal Forts No’s. 11, 12, 13
& 19, Plate CXXVIII- Rebel Lines, Plate CXXIX- Rebel Lines Plate CXXX- Panoramic view of Part
XXVII Plate CXXXI- Plate CXXXII- Map of parts of Plate CXXXIII- Map illustrating the Plate CXXXXIV- Topographical Map of Plate CXXXV- Map of Battle-field of Part XXVIII Plate CXXXVI- Parts of Pennsylvania,
Delaware, District of Columbia, Maryland, New Jersey, Virginia and West
Virginia. (Acc # 93.21.145a) Plate CXXXVII- Parts of Plate CXXXVIII- Parts of Plate CXXXIX- Parts of Plate CXL- Missing Part XXIX Plate CXLI- Sheet 6, Parts of Plate CXLII- Sheet 7, Parts of Plate CXLIII- Sheet 8, Parts of Plate CXLIV- Sheet 9, Parts of Plate CXLV- Sheet 10, Parts of Part XXX Plate CXLVI- Sheet 11, Part of Plate CXLVII- Sheet 12, Parts of Plate CXLVIII- Sheet 13, Parts of Plate CXLIX- Sheet 14, Parts of Plate CL- Sheet 15, Parts of Part XXXI Plate CLI- Sheet16, Parts of Plate CLII- Sheet 17, Parts of Plate CLIII- Sheet 18, Parts of Plate CLIV- Sheet 19, Parts of Plate CLV- Sheet 20, Parts of Part XXXII Plate CLVI- Sheet 21, Parts of Plate CLVII- Sheet 22, Parts of Plate CLVIII- Sheet 23, Parts of Plate CLIX- Sheet 24, Parts of Plate CLX- Sheet 25, Parts of Plate CLXI- Sheet 26, Parts of Part XXXIII Plate CLXII- Union Departments, Dec. 31,
1860. California; The East; New Mexico; Oregon; Texas; Utah; The West. ( Acc
# 93.21.150a) Plate CLXIII- Union Departments, June 30, 1861. Annapolis; The East; Florida; Kentucky; Northeast Virginia; New Mexico; Ohio; The Pacific; Pennsylvania; Texas; Utah; Virginia; Washington; The West. (Acc # 93.21.150b) Plate CLXIV- Union Departments, Dec. 31,
1861. Florida; Kansas; The Missouri; New England; New Mexico; New York; Ohio;
The Pacific; The Potomac; Virginia and West Virginia. (Acc # 93.21.150c) Plate CLXV- Union Departments, June 30, 1862.
The Gulf; Kansas; The Middle; The Mississippi; New Mexico; New York; North
Carolina; The Pacific; The South; Virginia. Confederate Departments, June 30, 1862. East
Tennessee; Henrico; Middle and Eastern Plate CLXVI- Union Departments, Dec. 31,
1862. Cumberland; The Gulf; The Middle; The Missouri; New Mexico; New York;
North Carolina; The Northwest; Ohio; The Pacific; The South; Tennessee;
Virginia. Confederate Departments, Dec. 31, 1862. East
Tennessee; Henrico; Part XXXIV Plate CLXVII- Union Departments, June 30,
1863. The Cumberland; The East; The Gulf; The Middle; The Missouri; The Monogahela; New Mexico; North Carolina; The Northwest; The
Ohio; The Pacific; The South; The Susquehanna; The Tennessee; Virginia;
Washington; West Virginia. Confederate departments, June 30, 1863. East
Tennessee; Henrico; Plate CLXVIII- Union Departments, December
31, 1863. The Mississippi; The Cumberland; The East; The Gulf; The Middle; The
Missouri; The Monongahela; New Mexico; The North West; The Ohio; The Pacific;
The South; The Susquehanna; The Tennessee; Virginia and North Carolina;
Washington; West Virginia. Confederate Departments, December 31, 1863.
East Tennessee; Henrico; Plate CLXIX- Union Divisions, June 30, 1864.
The Plate CLXX- Union Divisions, December 31,
1864. The Middle; The Confederate Departments, December 31, 1864. Plate CLXXI- Union Divisions, April 9, 1865.
The Middle; The Confederate Divisions, April 9, 1865. The
West. Confederate Departments, April 9, 1865. Part XXXV Plate Plate Plate CLXXIV- Means of transportation for
sick, wounded and medical supplies. Plate CLXXV- U.S and C.S. flags, guidons, standards, corps badges, etc. (Acc # 93.21.152d) Newspaper Periodicals Shelf 120
Frank Leslie’s Illustrated Newspaper (April 30, 1864 – May 6, 1865)
April 30, 1864, (Acc # 88.16.1L) May
7, 1864, (Acc # 88.16.2L)
May 14, 1864, (Acc # 88.16.3L) June 4, 1864, (Acc # 88.16.5L) June 11, 1864, (Acc # 88.16.6L)
June 18, 1864, (Acc # 88.16.9L) June 25, 1864, (Acc # 88.16.8L) July 2, 1864, (Acc # 88.16.9L) July 9, 1864, (Acc # 88.16.10L)
July 16, 1864, (Acc # 88.16.11L) July 23, 1864, (Acc # 88.16.12L) July 30, 1864, (Acc # 88.16.13L) August 6, 1864, (Acc # 88.16.14L) August 13, 1864, (Acc # 88.16.15L) August 27, 1864, (Acc # 88.16.16L)
September 3, 1864, (Acc # 88.16.17L)
September 10, 1864, (Acc # 88.16.18L) September 17, 1864, (Acc # 88.16.19L) September 24, 1864, (Acc # 88.16.20L) October 8, 1864, (Acc # 88.16.22L) November 5, 1864, (Acc # 88.16.25L) November 26, 1864, (Acc # 88.16.28L) December 3, 1864, (Acc # 88.16.29L) December 10, 1864, (Acc # 88.16.30L) December 17, 1864, (Acc # 88.16.31L) December 24, 1864, (Acc # 88.16.32L) December 31, 1864, (Acc # 88.16.33L) January 7, 1865, (Acc # 88.17.1L) January 14, 1865, (Acc # 88.17.2L) January 18, 1865, (Acc # 88.17.3L) February 4, 1865, (Acc # 88.17.4L) February 11, 1865, (Acc # 88.17.5L) February 18, 1865, (Acc # 88.17.6L) February 25, 1865, (Acc # 88.17.7L) March 11, 1865, (Acc # 88.17.8L) March 25, 1865, (Acc # 88.17.10L) April 1, 1865, (Acc # 88.17.11L) April 8, 1865, (Acc # 88.17.12L) April 15, 1865, (Acc # 88.17.13L) May 6, 1865, (Acc # 88.17.16L) New York Times, Facsimiles of Selected
Front Pages, March 7, 1857 to April 25, 1877 Map Case 3, Drawer 7 Maps Civil War Centennial Map (2 copies) Posters 2000 Army Horses Wanted (repro) Confederate Cavalryman, Officer (8 X 20) Confederate Infantryman (8 X 20) Frederick Douglas (Black & White) Patriots, Fall In! Fall In! (repro) The Civil War Christmas Album (11 X 15, four color on poster board) Union Cavalryman (8’ X 20) Union Cavalryman, Sergeant (8 X 20) Prints
A Recollection of
Assault on
Fall of
Storming
Taking the Ramparts, by Gilbert Gaul (12 X 16)
“The Rebel Army at “Lieutenant General Grant and Staff,” Harper’s Weekly (Acc #2002.028.03) Entry
4: Vertical Files Vertical File Cabinet File 9103—Civil War Centennial
Preliminary Report Re: City Civil War Commission Reports to August 1, 1962.
Chronology—100 years ago- Minutes of the meeting of Michigan Civil War Centennial Observance Commission.
Map of
Lecture- by Ed Bearss
at the File 9105— Civil War Newspaper Mail Call,
1992 – 1994. File 9106A—Civil War:
MacCurdy-Knapp Letters 1862 (copies and transcriptions). File 9106—Copies of handwritten letters from
M.G. Laphern. File 9111—Civil War maps Civil War Battlefield Map 1861–1865 (2 copies). Pictorial Map showing historic shrines and battlefields of the Civil War 1861–1865 by Humble. File 9112—Civil War:
Civil War Times, 1958, re: The Civil War Courier, “Three Days of Destiny,” June 2003.
The Civil War Courier, “ The Civil War News, “140th Re-enactment Delayed,” July 2003. “The Gettysburg Cyclorama” panoramic strip File 9113—Abraham Lincoln Civil War
Roundtable newsletters from November 1963 to November 1969 File 9116—Civil War: People Not From “The Time Machine March, Two Hundred Years Ago, 125 Years Ago, and 100 Years Ago.” “The Soldier Left a Portrait and Her Eyewitness” (Account by Eugene L. Meyer). Sears, Stephen W. “Getting Right with Robert E. Lee,” American Heritage Magazine, May/June 1991. “Booth’s Capture- The Assassin Brought to Bay,” Harper’s Weekly, May 13, 1865. File 9119—Civil War Miscellaneous Andrew Johnson (Acc #2002.176.04) Confederate Currency replica, set B. Confederate $10 Bill (Acc #2005.045.06)
Prayer lent to Joseph _____,
“The
The war 1861–1865 as depicted in prints by Currier & Ives Ulysses S. Grant (Acc #2002.176.01)
“Beyond the Call at Excerpt from Encyclopedia—Civil war, listing famous persons and battles. List of various units in different battles Entry
5: Videos Shelf 118 PBS Home Video series by Ken Burns Episode 1-The Cause, 1861 (Acc. #98.122.2) Episode 2-A Very Bloody Affair, 1862 (Acc. #98.122.03) Episode 3-Forever Free, 1863 (Acc. #98.122.04) Episode 4-Simply Murder, 1863 (Acc. #98.122.05)
Episode 5-The Universe of Episode 6-Valley of the Shadow of Death, 1864 (Acc. #98.122.07) Episode 7-Most Hallowed Ground, 1864 (Acc. #98.122.08) Episode 8-War is All Hell, 1865 (Acc. #98.122.09) Episode 9-The Better Angels of Our Nature, 1865 (Acc. #98.122.10) Compiled by Dan Packer, 19 January 2007 |
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