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- Bullet
- .44 caliber pistol bullet found on the land of the Sycamore Hill House
- Looking Back - The Civil War in Tennessee
- Grapeshot
- 12-pound grapeshot found near Parker's Crossroads
- Looking Back - The Civil War in Tennessee
- William P. Mays account book
- Account book lists for Samuel Robertson and W. P. Mays for the year 1860.
- Looking Back - The Civil War in Tennessee
- Thomas Molloy Grant
- An 1859 copy of the land grant of Thomas Molloy, numbered 2591, for 640 acres.
- Looking Back - The Civil War in Tennessee
- Remnant of Hotchkiss shell
- Base of 3-inch Hotchkiss shell found near Battlefield Drive and Granny White Pike in Nashville, Tennessee.
- Looking Back - The Civil War in Tennessee
- General Benjamin F. Cheatham carte-de-visite
- Carte-de-visite of Confederate Major General Benjamin F. Cheatham. The image appears to be one of several taken in Nashville by Carl C. Giers.
- Looking Back - The Civil War in Tennessee
- Account of pay for Major General Benjamin Franklin Cheatham
- Certificate of payment for Confederate Major General B. F. Cheatham for services from June 1 to July 1, 1863, for a total of $300.00. Signed by M. B. Pilcherd, Captain and Assistant Quartermaster, Paymaster in Cheatham's Division.
- Civil War Military Records
- British Enfield .318
- Enfield rifle of Civil War period, not used during the war. The .58 caliber rifle was found in a cave in Nepal. British storage.
- Looking Back - The Civil War in Tennessee
- Private William H. Smith
- Enlisted in Company E, 18th Infantry, May 29, 1861, at Camp Cheatham. He was captured at Fort Donelson, February 16, 1862, and sent to Camp Butler prisoner of war camp in Illinois. He was parolled and was killed at New Hope Church on May 16, 1864....
- Looking Back - The Civil War in Tennessee
- William Luther Bigelow Lawrence Diary Excerpts
- Civil Wars; War
- Excerpts from the diary of William Luther Bigelow Lawrence. He details joining the Nashville Guards, the scarcity of provisions, and the surrender of Nashville. He proclaims the trampling of private rights by Federal soldiers, the fleeing of his...
- Civilian Life in the Civil War
- Benjamin F. Cheatham's appointment
- Form appointing Benjamin F. Cheatham as second brigadier general is signed by Governor of Tennessee Isham G. Harris.
- Civil War Military Records
- Pottery ink well and beer bottle
- Found near Jefferson Street, Nashville, Tennessee, during the construction of the Jefferson Street Bridge.
- Looking Back - The Civil War in Tennessee
- New York Herald account of "Military Operations in Tennessee"
- Front page account of the military operations in Tennessee with a map showing "Situation of the Rebel Forces Under Generals Bragg, Breckinridge, Cheatham, Buckner, Forrest, and Their Guerrila Allies�"
- Looking Back - The Civil War in Tennessee
- Private Robert Archer Cheatham, Company C, 1st (Field's) Tennessee Infantry
- Portrait photographs; Soldiers; Uniforms; Military uniforms
- Half length portrait of Confederate Private Robert Archer Cheatham, First Tennessee Infantry. He wears a Confederate uniform and kepi.
- Civil War Soldier Photographs
- Tax receipts
- Joseph Mays's receipts for having paid state and county taxes.
- Looking Back - The Civil War in Tennessee
- Denial of claim
- Letter from Quartermaster General's Office to Kinney and Kinney of Nashville, Tennessee, denying claims of William P. Mays and others due to the disloyalty of the claimant and witnesses.
- Looking Back - The Civil War in Tennessee
- Letter from Thomas Frazier Henry to his mother
- Letter from Thomas Frazier Henry to his mother from the headquarters of General Benjamin F. Cheatham's division.
- Looking Back - The Civil War in Tennessee
- Letter of James Shipp to sister
- Letter to "Dear Sister" tells of Shipp's location about 200 miles from Camp Cheatham in East Tennessee. He is feeling "well and harty," and the regiment is on its way to Virginia. He advises her to direct letters to Camp Bradford and "say James...
- Looking Back - The Civil War in Tennessee
- Letter to Miss Edward S. Cheatham
- Letter to Miss Edward S. Cheatham from her sister Sallie Cheatham. The letter was probably written in Nashville at a place called Heen Hill.
- Looking Back - The Civil War in Tennessee
- Letter of Jane Washington to Sue Cheatham
- Letter to Sue Cheatham from cousin Jane Washington written from Wessyngton Plantation in Robertson County, Tennessee.
- Looking Back - The Civil War in Tennessee

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