United States -- History -- Civil War, 1861-1865
Found in 84 Collections and/or Records:
Cole Family papers, 1752-1951
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Civil War certificate issued to William Seward, 1870 April 19
William Seward served in the Second Light Battery. Certificate was created by the American Bank Note Company.
Confederate States Bond, 1862 April 12
Confederate States 10 year $500.00 bond, 8% interest, authorized by the Act of Congress C.S. A. of April 12, 1862. Engraving of battlefield front center of note. Annexed coupons signed by H. Starke. Date of bond, May 1, 1862.
Dan'l O'Connell on Democracy!, 1863
Civil War broadside appealing to Irish workingmen of the North by arguing the case against black slavery in a democratic country. It is written by "A Democratic Workingman"
Discharge papers of W. B. Sheldon, 1865
Dispensation, 1862
Dispensation granted by the Grand Lodge of Hew Hampshire authorizing them to form and open a traveling military lodge named "Citizen Soldiers Lodge of F. & A.M." in the 16th regiment of New Hampshire volunteers. It is all manuscript with leather wallet
Don't Unchain the Tiger, 1863
Civil War broadside that warns the Northern workingman against secession and criminal activity
Don't Unchain the Tiger!, 1863
Civil War broadside entitled "Don't Unchain the Tiger." The title and text of broadside is all in German perhaps to appeal to the German immigrants of the North.
Elisha Reese letters, 1861-1864
Friend to Friend Masonic Memorial collection, circa 1993
The collection includes photographs and photocopies of newspaper clippings regarding the Masonic Memorial in Gettysburg, Penn. The photographs show the Masonic Memorial, which shows Captain Henry Bingham of the Union coming to the aid of his Masonic brother, General Lewis A. Armistead of the Confederacy. The sculptor is Ron Tunison of Cairo, New York. The photocopies of newspaper clippings report on the dedication ceremonies by the Masons.