Box 1
Contains 164 Results:
Unknown writer to "Mattie"
Missing several pages, this letter appears to be from a female friend to Mattie discussing soldiers they met while visiting a camp and gossiping about the romances of acquaintances. A patriotic slogan printed on the stationery, "I am for the Union," has been altered to read "Are you for a union?"
Thomas Cullen, 2nd Lt., Co. G, 12th Kentucky Cavalry
1860s photo album containing Carte-de-visites (CDV) of Union soldiers.
David H. Baker, Capt., Co. F, 12th Kentucky Cavalry
1860s photo album containing Carte-de-visites (CDV) of Union soldiers.
Sgt. Woods, Unknown Co., 12th Kentucky Cavalry
1860s photo album containing Carte-de-visites (CDV) of Union soldiers.
Unknown 1st Lieutenant
1860s photo album containing Carte-de-visites (CDV) of Union soldiers.
Unknown 1st Lieutenant
1860s photo album containing Carte-de-visites (CDV) of Union soldiers.
Unknown 2nd Lieutenant
1860s photo album containing Carte-de-visites (CDV) of Union soldiers.
Helsley, William, Private, Co. G, 19th Ohio Infantry, USA, to his wife Mary
A fragmentary letter (the first page is missing), Helsley tells his wife that his unit of 5,000 soldiers is only twenty-five miles from a camp of 10,000 rebels. The Confederates are advancing, "but we are not afraid of them." He asks for postage stamps, paper, and a newspaper.