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Laura Gibson's correspondence to her mother, June-August 1863

Laura Gibson's correspondence to her mother, June-August 1863

Details life in a camp near Vicksburg where she resided with her husband, a surgeon with the 15th Iowa Volunteer Regiment.
Laura Gibson's correspondence to her mother, June-August 1863

Laura Gibson's correspondence to her mother, June-August 1863

Details life in a camp near Vicksburg where she resided with her husband, a surgeon with the 15th Iowa Volunteer Regiment.
Giauque family papers, 1861-1865

Giauque family papers, 1861-1865

Brothers James and Alfred Giauque, along with their cousin Florian all served in the Civil War. James was a corporal in Company D, 30th Regiment of the Iowa Volunteer Infantry. He took part in the siege of Vicksburg and a number of other battles. …
Giauque family papers, 1861-1865

Giauque family papers, 1861-1865

Brothers James and Alfred Giauque, along with their cousin Florian all served in the Civil War. James was a corporal in Company D, 30th Regiment of the Iowa Volunteer Infantry. He took part in the siege of Vicksburg and a number of other battles. …
Letter to the New York Chamber of Commerce, September 17, 1864

Letter to the New York Chamber of Commerce, September 17, 1864

Letter intended to solicit contributions to the Southern Iowa Soldiers Fair.

Letter to the New York Chamber of Commerce, September 17, 1864

Letter to the New York Chamber of Commerce, September 17, 1864

Letter intended to solicit contributions to the Southern Iowa Soldiers Fair.

W.B. Emmons diary, 1864-1865

W.B. Emmons diary, 1864-1865

W.B. Emmons was a soldier with the 34th Illinois Infantry during the Civil War. In his diary, he writes about the Atlanta Campaign, the end of the war, and Lincoln's assassination.
W.B. Emmons diary, 1864-1865

W.B. Emmons diary, 1864-1865

W.B. Emmons was a soldier with the 34th Illinois Infantry during the Civil War. In his diary, he writes about the Atlanta Campaign, the end of the war, and Lincoln's assassination.
Battle of Pea Ridge, Arkansas Civil War diary, 1862-1863

Battle of Pea Ridge, Arkansas Civil War diary, 1862-1863

Introduction written in 1965 by Paul Dysart, Jr., grandson to Henry Dysart. Original diary donated to the National Military Park, Pea Ridge, Arkansas.
Battle of Pea Ridge, Arkansas Civil War diary, 1862-1863

Battle of Pea Ridge, Arkansas Civil War diary, 1862-1863

Introduction written in 1965 by Paul Dysart, Jr., grandson to Henry Dysart. Original diary donated to the National Military Park, Pea Ridge, Arkansas.
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