1301.
Four train engines at Round House in Atlanta, Georgia
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- Date:
- 1864
- Format:
- Still image
- Access:
- Public
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Four-page diary in the form of a Letter written by Kyle [Kiles]. Kiles served in Company F of the 32nd Mississippi Infantry Regiment. The entries describe his Company's movements while retreating from Tennessee toward Atlanta - July 14, 1864
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- Creator:
- Kyle [Kiles]
- Date:
- July 14, 1864
- Format:
- Text
- Access:
- Public
1303.
Furlough for 30 days for G. H. Brown from Brown Hospital (Milledgeville, Georgia). Brown served in Company D of the 7th Georgia Infantry Regiment
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- Date:
- September 12, 1864
- Format:
- Text
- Access:
- Public
1304.
Furlough given to William A. Law (General Hospital, Huguenot Springs, Virginia) of Company I of the 6th Regiment South Carolina Cavalry signed by W .T. Watkins, Senior Surgeon
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- Date:
- September 10, 1864
- Format:
- Text
- Access:
- Public
1305.
Furlough granted to Thomas Smith to go to Savannah, Georgia for three days; signed by Captain W. H. Wittberger at Camp Walton. Smith served in Company A of the 5th Georgia Cavalry
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- Date:
- January 21, 1864
- Format:
- Text
- Access:
- Public
1306.
General Order #4 written by Lieutenant Colonel John Frazee (Headquarters of 150th Ohio Infantry Regiment, Fort Bunker Hill, Washington, D.C.) concering schedules for batallion drills and regimental parades for the 150th Ohio Infantry Regiment at the Union Army fortifications surrounding Washington, D.C.
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- Creator:
- Frazee, John N.
- Date:
- June 10, 1864
- Format:
- Text
- Access:
- Public
1307.
Great Seal of the Confederacy, electrotype replica created by attorney John T. Pickett in 1872. Original was engraved by Joseph S. Wyon of London in 1864
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- Creator:
- Wyon, Joseph S.
- Date:
- 1864
- Format:
- Artifact
- Access:
- Public
1308.
Group portrait of Confederate general Robert Edward Lee, general George Washington Custis Lee, and his adjutant general, Lieutenant Colonel Walter H. Taylor
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- Date:
- between 1864 and 1865
- Format:
- Still image
- Access:
- Public
1309.
Inventory of the effects of James W. Jackson who died in Polk Hospital (Atlanta, Georgia), signed by surgeon in charge Robert Battey. Jackson served in Company A of the 9th Battalion Mississippi Sharp Shooters, Tucker's Brigade
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- Date:
- June 1864
- Format:
- Text
- Access:
- Public
1310.
Just After the Battle
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- Creator:
- Root, George F. (George Frederick), 1820-1895
- Date:
- 1864
- Format:
- Notated music
- Access:
- Public