511. Burnt Hickory Post Office in Paulding County, Georgia Creator: Spencer, Thomas Date: 1937 approx. Format: Still image Access: Public
512. Confederate veteran J. R. Johnson (right), who served in the 27th Georgia Infantry regiment. The other man is unidentified Creator: Spencer, Thomas Date: 1937 Format: Still image Access: Public
513. Covered bridge in Cynthiana, Kentucky used during the Civil War Creator: Spencer, Thomas Date: 1937 Format: Still image Access: Public
514. Inscription found in the Andersonville National Cemetery at the Andersonville National Historic Site, which contains the traves of 13,714 Union solder graves who died while confined at Andersonville Prison Creator: Spencer, Thomas Date: 1937 Format: Still image Access: Public
515. Monument for Confederate general Jubal Early in Lynchburg, Virginia Creator: Spencer, Thomas Date: 1937 Format: Still image Access: Public
516. Monument for Confederate general Jubal Early in Lynchburg, Virginia Creator: Spencer, Thomas Date: 1937 Format: Still image Access: Public
517. Monument to the Confederate and Union dead buried at the cemetery in Kingston, Georgia Creator: Spencer, Thomas Date: 1937 Format: Still image Access: Public
518. Letter from Elizabeth Price Houston to Harry Stone certifying authenticity of the star from the uniform of Robert E. Lee Creator: Houston, Elizabeth Price Date: August 28, 1936 Format: Text Access: Public
519. Sworn deposition of James B. Park as to an event which happened at his home near Greensboro, Georgia in the late Spring of 1865. He tells of a Confederate soldier and his servant spending the night in hiding at the Park home, them being pursued the next morning by a group of Federal troops. The Confederate did not reveal his name, but Park's father was under the strong impression that he was Jefferson Davis. Signed by James B. Park and the Justice of the Peace, Green County, Georgia (photocopy) Creator: Park, James B. Date: July 10, 1936 Format: Text Access: Public
520. Letter from Hallie Claire Smith to Dr. G. H. Jack of Emory University about donating Civil War materials including a letter from J. B. Strong, to the Emory University Library - September 17, 1934 Creator: Smith, Hallie Claire Date: September 17, 1934 Format: Text Access: Public