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The Confederates Crossing the Potomac September

Unknown (2011-06-15)

Hand colored wood engraving depicting Confederate soldiers crossing the Potomac river at night.
Cousin Molly T. to Phebe Haight, April 5, 1855

Molly, T. (2011-06-15)

Letter from Cousin Molly T. to Phebe Haight in which Molly discusses family matters, family illnesses and agrigculture.
E.T. Francis to Cousin [Phebe Haight], November 20, 1851

Francis, E. T. (2011-06-15)

Letter from E.T Francis to her cousing Phebe Haight in which she describes her family returning home from a trip.
The Effect of the Rebellion on the Homes in Virginia

Unknown (2011-06-15)

Hand colored wood engraving with multiple scenes. Scenes include: a family under fire, the soldier's wife, a family taking the oath of allegiance, women and children manufacturing corn meal, a person standing outside of a ...
Elizabeth Haight to Phebe Haight, March 10, 1850

Haight, Elizabeth (2011-06-15)

Letter from Elizabeth Haight to sister Phebe dicussing family matters, particularly an illness with uncle George and his trip to California.
Fairfax Courthouse, June 1863

O'Sullivan, Timothy (2011-06-15)

Reproductions of two different photographs of the Fairfax Courthouse taken by Timothy O'Sullivan, June 1863
Fairfax Station, Ca. 1860-1865

Unknown (2011-06-15)

Reproduction of a photograph of Fairfax Station (railroad) taken by unknown photographer. Two men dressed in civilian clothes are in the foreground. There are army tents further in the background.
Falls of the Potomac, from the Maryland Shore

Waud, A. R. (2011-06-15)

Hand colored wood engraving depicting a view of the Potomac falls from the Maryland shore with soldiers in the foreground.
Federal baggage-train of Pope's Army making their way toward Manassas Junction

Forbes, Edwin (2011-06-15)

Hand colored wood engraving depicting horse-drawn wagons traversing a difficult road in a wooded area. Measures 14 1/2" x 9".
From the Potomac to the Chickahominy

Unknown (2011-06-15)

Hand colored wood engraving depicting the eastern part of Virginia from the Potomac River in the north to the state line in the south. Shows natural features, cities and towns, roads and railroads. February 1862. Measures ...
General Fitz John Porter to Colonel F. J. Parker

Porter, Fitz-John (General) (2011-06-15)

Two days after his court-martial declaring him guilty of disobeying a lawful order, and misconduct in front of the enemy, Union General Fitz John Porter writes from Washington DC to his friend Colonel F. J. Parker in Boston, ...
General Haupt's bridge over Potomac Creek, Virginia, destroyed by the rebels; Dumfries, Virginia from sketch by Mr. A. R. Waud

Waud, A. R. (2011-06-15)

Hand colored wood engravings of two scenes: 1. Potomac Creek bridge built by General Herman Haupt and 2. the town of Dumfries, Va. Measures 9" x 13 1/3".
General T. J. "Stonewall" Jackson order on damages

Haight, Alexander (2011-06-15)

An order signed by officers of General Jackson on the day of the battle of Chantilly (Ox Hill), September 1, 1862, that depredations on private property shall not be justified and that no property shall be taken without ...
The "Hotel" at Centerville, Virginia; Ruins of the Bridge across the Potomac at Berlin; The Loudon heights across the Potomac, opposite the Position Lately Occupied by General Banks - Harper's Ferry in the Distance

Unknown (2011-06-15)

Page of hand colored wood engravings depicting the "Hotel" at Centerville, Virginia; ruins of the bridge across the Potomac at Berlin; the Loudon Heights across the Potomac, opposite the position lately occupied by General ...
John C. Underwood to Colonel Devereaux, February 13, 1864

Underwood, John C. (2011-06-15)

Letter from Virginia District Judge, John C. Underwood to Colonel Devereaux shich states: "Dear Sir, The bearer Mr. Haight desires to go to Fairfax C (ourt) . H(ouse). Vienna to look up testimony in the confiscation cases ...
John M. Young to Rosetta R. Young and Children, December 10, 1862

Young, John M. (2011-06-15)

Letter to Rosetta Young from husband John M. Young. Young describes the Union Army as "large, but all wore out" as a result of the war up to then. He describes the weather, difficulty in sleeping on the ground, and the ...
John M. Young to Rosetta R. Young and Children, May 12, 1862

Young, John M. (2011-06-15)

Letter to Rosetta Young and Children from husband and father John M. Young. Young, a Union Army soldier, writes from his camp near Fallmouth, Virginia. Fallmouth is just across the Rapahannock River from Fredericksburg. ...
John M. Young to Rosetta R. Young, August 2, 1862

Young, John M. (2011-06-15)

Letter to Rosetta Young from husband John M. Young. Young describes his life in the Army at this point. He mentions that as a sageant, he is paid $17/month. His unit had seen battle and lost several men in a recent action. ...
John M. Young to Rosetta R. Young, December 19, 1862

Young, John M. (2011-06-15)

Letter to Rosetta Young from husband John M. Young. Young describes his unit's experiences in action at Fredericksburg.
John M. Young to Rosetta R. Young, December 5, 1862

Young, John M. (2011-06-15)

Letter to Rosetta Young from husband John M. Young. Young describes the Union Army as "large, but all wore out" as a result of the war up to then. He describes the weather, difficulty in sleeping on the ground, and the ...

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