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- New York Herald articles
- "The Capture of Clarksville, Tennessee" shows a map and is numbered 9297. Other articles include "The Rebel Fort Donelson" and "Additional Details of the Battle." Both are dated Monday, February 17, 1862.
- Looking Back - The Civil War in Tennessee
- Court summons of the Commonwealth of Virginia for James Dickson
- A court summons from the Commonwealth of Virginia to James Dickson regarding his debt of ten dollars and thirty-nine cents, signed by George B. Stephenson, the judge. The summons requires he be in court on the first Saturday in November 1848 in...
- Looking Back - The Civil War in Tennessee
- Residence of the late Rev. Samuel McAdow, of Dickson County, Tennessee in which the Cumberland Presbyterian Church was organized, A.D 1810
- Log cabins; Dwellings; Country life
- A log cabin residence with small surrounding log buildings is pictured. The area is rural and fenced in. People are scattered about and a man on a horse is pictured. The postcard is a photograph of a sketch or a print. Sepia tone.
- Tennessee Postcard Collection
- 2nd Battalion/2nd Infantry bayonet drill
- Armories; Military facilities; Bayonets; Military maneuvers; Rifles; Militias; Military training; Firearms
- A member of the Tennessee State Guard practices using his bayonet while another guardsman watches during maneuvers at the Clarksville Armory.
- Tennessee State Guard
- Abstract for articles received from officers, Battery H, 1st Ill. Light Artillery
- Abstract for articles received from officers, Battery H, 1st Illinois Light Artillery, USA, for September 1863. Abstracts were inventory forms listing the equipment of a unit that commanders had to fill out and turn in to army quartermasters. The...
- Looking Back - The Civil War in Tennessee
- Abstract of forage
- Abstract of forage issued in the field in Virginia by Major M. J. Ludington.
- Looking Back - The Civil War in Tennessee
- Ambrotype of Evin Knudson
- Ambrotype of Evin Knudson (July 17, 1842- July 28, 1920). Knudson enlisted on July 5, 1861, and was discharged on May 28, 1862, because of a medical disability relating to a head wound.
- Looking Back - The Civil War in Tennessee
- Peter Peterson Knudson
- Ambrotype of Peter Peterson Knudson (1840 - October 13, 1863), 2nd Minn. Army, USA. He enlisted on July 5, 1861, and was mortally wounded while on picket duty on October 12, 1863.
- Looking Back - The Civil War in Tennessee
- Ambrotype of Henry Clay Long
- Ambrotype of Private Henry Clay Long (1842-1926), Co. H, 1st Ky. Cav., CSA, also known as Helm's Cav., CSA.
- Looking Back - The Civil War in Tennessee
- William Henry Palmer ambrotype
- Ambrotype of William Henry Palmer as a sergeant in the 68th Ohio Vol. Reg. Palmer was born Nov. 11, 1842, in Holmes County, Ohio. His family moved to Defiance County, Ohio, around 1850. Palmer enlisted in Apr. 1861 and served in the 14th Ohio...
- Looking Back - The Civil War in Tennessee
- Metal hoe
- Andrew Jackson "John" Kendrick's metal hoe. Kendrick was a former slave and a member of the United States Colored Troops.
- Looking Back - The Civil War in Tennessee
- Artillery saber
- Artillery saber that belonged to John T. Herring (October 16, 1847-January 26, 1915) of Co. B, 9th Tennessee Vol. Cav., CSA. There are no markings on the saber but it appears to be Union made.
- Looking Back - The Civil War in Tennessee
- Bleeding knife
- Bleeding knife with case that belonged to Dion Boone Nicholson. Nicholson was a nurse in the 49th Tenn. Inf., CSA.
- Looking Back - The Civil War in Tennessee
- Pocket scope
- Brass and glass pocket scope of Thomas Stewart, Co. A, 12th Ind. Reg., USA. The scope was made by Wollensale-Rochester.
- Looking Back - The Civil War in Tennessee
- Brass powder flask
- Brass powder flask of Madison Monroe Wallace, who was a member of Nathan Bedford Forrest's cavalry.
- Looking Back - The Civil War in Tennessee
- Observing firepower demonstration at Camp Campbell
- Military officers; Militias; Military maneuvers; Military facilities; Military camps
- Brigadier General Smith, Major General Pritchard, Major General Roderick R. Allen, Brigadier General Jacob McGavock Dickinson and other unnamed officers from the Tennessee State Guard observing firepower demonstrations from the sidelines. The...
- Tennessee State Guard
- Cabinet card of John G. Decker
- Cabinet card of John G. Decker. Numerous letters written by Decker are included in the collection. See also the John G. Decker Papers, Mf. 1964.
- Looking Back - The Civil War in Tennessee
- Photograph of Peter Vaughn
- Cabinet card of Peter Vaughn, Co. I, 101st United States Colored Troops (USCT) Regiment.
- Looking Back - The Civil War in Tennessee
- Sergeant George B. Pearl
- Carte de visite of Sergeant George B. Pearl, Co. F, 23rd Reg. Wis. Vol. Inf.
- Looking Back - The Civil War in Tennessee
- Spicer Canady
- Carte de visite of Spicer Canady from Auglaize County, Ohio. He was killed in action at Shiloh, Tenn., on April 2, 1862. Canady is buried in the military cemetery at Shiloh.
- Looking Back - The Civil War in Tennessee