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The President's Emancipation March
Hold On Abraham, Uncle Sam's Boys Are Coming Right Along
We Are Coming Father Abraam, Six Hundred Thousand More
600,00 More. We Are Coming Father Abraham! (17th Ed.)
President Lincoln's Grand March
The Picket Guard (Without Veil), John Rogers
The Picket Guard (Without Veil), John Rogers
Statuettes and Figurines
The plaster sculpture features a Union officer walking with two enlisted soldiers toward a picket line. The three appear on duty and cautious, possibly because they see the enemy approaching. The officer lays his proper right hand on the right-side soldier's gun to prevent him from firing. The left-side soldier shields his eyes with his proper left hand as he looks on in the distance.
The Town Pump (Canteen In Front), John Rogers
The Town Pump (Canteen In Front), John Rogers
Statuettes and Figurines
The plaster sculpture depicts a soldier dressed in uniform standing with a woman at a water pump. A water bucket hangs from the woman's proper right arm, while the soldier holds a cup and rests his proper right foot on the water trough. He has a backpack hanging from his shoulders and a canteen and satchel hanging across his chest. This particular rendering of The Town Pump features the canteen at the soldier's front and a light tan finish.
The Town Pump (Canteen In Front), John Rogers
The Town Pump (Canteen In Front), John Rogers
Statuettes and Figurines
The plaster sculpture depicts a soldier dressed in uniform standing with a woman at a water pump. A water bucket hangs from the woman's proper right arm, while the soldier holds a cup and rests his proper right foot on the water trough. He has a backpack hanging from his shoulders and a canteen and satchel hanging across his chest. This particular rendering of The Town Pump features the canteen at the soldier's front and a brownish finish.
The Picket Guard (With Veil), John Rogers
The Picket Guard (With Veil), John Rogers
Statuettes and Figurines
The plaster sculpture features a Union officer walking with two Zouaves (seen wearing baggy pantaloons with a fez cap) toward a picket line. Note the veil on the officer's hat as opposed to the variation shown in item # 4578.
Brave Men Behold Your Fallen Chief, Joseph Philbrick Webster
Brave Men Behold Your Fallen Chief, Joseph Philbrick Webster
Sheet Music Collection
Illustration of soldiers with flag near memorial
Promissory Note, Wallace Sockey To Clark And Webb, January 1, 1862
Promissory Note, Wallace Sockey To Clark And Webb, January 1, 1862
Hays Ray Webb Collection
In this Clark and Webb Dry Goods Merchant promissory note, Wallace Sockey promises to repay Clark and Webb eighty dollars at a ten percent interest rate.
Promissory Note, Clark And Webb To W. W. Tipton, January 1, 1862
Promissory Note, Clark And Webb To W. W. Tipton, January 1, 1862
Hays Ray Webb Collection
In this promissory note, dated January 1, 1862, Clark and Webb promise to repay W. W. Tipton ten dollars and twenty-three cents with ten percent interest.
List Of Horses Purchased, Putnam Darden
List Of Horses Purchased, Putnam Darden
Darden Family Papers
Master list of horses purchased by Putnam Darden and A. I. Cameron for the Confederate Artillery Service.
The Famous Bayonet Charge At The Battle Of Fair Oaks
The Famous Bayonet Charge At The Battle Of Fair Oaks
Postal History Collection
This letter is about the Famous Bayonet Charge At The Battle OF Fair Oaks.
Pass Under The Rod Sacred Song, Ingersoll Sue Scott
Southern Medley, Carl Hinkel
General Grant's Grand March, Edward Mack
General Grant's Grand March, Edward Mack
Sheet Music Collection
Portrait of General Grant
Just Before The Battle, Mother, George F. Root
Just Before The Battle, Mother, George F. Root
Sheet Music Collection
Illustration of people among floral imagery.
The Battle-Cry Freedom, George F. Root
The Battle-Cry Freedom, George F. Root
Sheet Music Collection
Illustration of black text with designs around it
Brady's Album Gallery. No. 605. Group Of President Lincoln, Gen. Mcclellan, And Suite, Alexand Er Gardner
Brady's Album Gallery. No. 605. Group Of President Lincoln, Gen. Mcclellan, And Suite, Alexand Er Gardner
Photographs
This object is a mounted albumen print featuring a group photo of A. Lincoln, Ward Hill Lamon, and Army officers; The photograph was taken by Alexander Gardner at Antietam, MD
Letter, A. J. Boswell To Cynthia Jackson Boswell; 12/27/1861
Letter, A. J. Boswell To Cynthia Jackson Boswell; 12/27/1861
Boswell and Stevens Family Papers
Letter from A. J. Boswell at Camp Desha in Moscow, Kentucky, to his wife.
Letter, William Sprague To Unknown, December 24, 1861, William Sprague
Letter, William Sprague To Unknown, December 24, 1861, William Sprague
Lincolniana Original Manuscript Collection
This handwritten letter, dated December 24, 1861, is written from William Sprague to an unidentifiable recipient requesting an order to be issued appointing Charles F. Mason to Lieutenant of the 3rd Position, Battery H and informs where Mason is to report for duty. The letter is written on State of Rhode Island, Headquarters of the Commander in Chief of the Rhode Island Militia letterhead and includes a circular illustration of a shield with an anchor and the word "hope" on it in the upper left corner of the paper.
Arthur Mckinstry To Mother, Arthur Mckinstry
Arthur Mckinstry To Mother, Arthur Mckinstry
Arthur McKinstry Correspondence
Letter from Arthur McKinstry to his mother. Camp Wool: The letter explains that they write must be examined and are limited to one page. He is comfortable and has plenty of clothes.
Letter, A. J. Boswell To Cynthia Jackson Boswell; 12/20/1861
Letter, A. J. Boswell To Cynthia Jackson Boswell; 12/20/1861
Boswell and Stevens Family Papers
Letter from A. J. Boswell, serving in the Confederate Army at Camp Desha in Moscow, Kentucky, to his wife, Cynthia Jackson Boswell.
Arthur Mckinstry To Mother, Arthur Mckinstry
Arthur Mckinstry To Mother, Arthur Mckinstry
Arthur McKinstry Correspondence
Letter from Arthur McKinstry to his mother. Camp Wool: The letter explains that as the letter runner, Arthur has access to information even some of the officers do not. His job allowes him certain comforts like books. Things are slow, they building winter quarters.
Letter, J. J. Person And Co. To Isaac R. Wade, December 13, 1861
Letter, J. J. Person And Co. To Isaac R. Wade, December 13, 1861
Isaac Ross Papers
In this letter, dated December 13, 1861, J. J. Person and Co. writes to Isaac R. Wade to request that he sign a waiver authorizing them to sell 50 bales of cotton to cover any supplies Wade may need.
Arthur Mckinstry To Aunt Eliza, Arthur Mckinstry
Arthur Mckinstry To Aunt Eliza, Arthur Mckinstry
Arthur McKinstry Correspondence
Letter from Arthur McKinstry to Aunt Eliza. Camp Wool: The letter explains that Arthur is doing well, papers well received, gifts well received, stay is uncertain.
Arthur Mckinstry To Mother, Arthur Mckinstry
Arthur Mckinstry To Mother, Arthur Mckinstry
Arthur McKinstry Correspondence
Letter from Arthur McKinstry to his mother. Camp Wool: The letter contains description of rations, Thanksgiving at camp, rumors of movement to South Carolina, health is good, selected as orderly for Col. Taylor, think highly of Cpt. Doyle, got boots, description of food and cooking.
Promissory Note, J. P. Atkinson To Laven Jarvis, December 3, 1861
Promissory Note, J. P. Atkinson To Laven Jarvis, December 3, 1861
Hays Ray Webb Collection
In this handwritten promissory note, J. P. Atkinson agrees to repay Laven Jarvis forty dollars by December 4, 1862. R. B. Webb is signed at the bottom of the note.
Receipt For Payment, December 2, 1861
Receipt For Payment, December 2, 1861
Darden Family Papers
This handwritten receipt is for a payment of $3.50 from John P. Darden to Mr. Dixon on December 2, 1861.