The rolls of Captain W.H. Crank's Company and Captain R.B. Boston's Company, 5th Virginia Cavalry, CSA, display a record of equipment issued men. Bound volume.

This is the oll of the 11th Regiment of VA Volunteers, commanded by D.G. Houston, Jr.

Copy of a list of members of the 13th Virginia Infantry, Company D, as part of the Law Order Book of Louisa County, Virginia. Photostat.

Typescript.

This oversize folder contains various pay vouchers, checks, and receipts in addition to the Treasurer of the Confederate States Checkbook. The checkbook, dated January- March 1865, shows payments to railroads, steamboats, etc. Many are under the Flag of Truce. A letter dated January 24, 1918 from Chas. Taylor, Jr., of The Boston Globe to Secretary, Loyal Legion, Boston, Mass., offers the checkbook of the Treasury of the Confederate States as a gift. Included is a note of acceptance by H.M. Rogers.

Treasurer of the Confederate States Checkbook, Acc. 1991.58.

This folder contains papers relating to quartermasters stores, including correspondence with Quartermaster General M.C. Meigs and inventories of supplies on hand at Chattanooga, Tenn., and Vicksburg, Miss.

Invoice of Medicines, Instruments, Hospital Stores, and Bedding.

Newspaper clipping and poem.

Confederate Sheet Music. Words by F.W. Rosier and lithod by Geo. Dunn and Comp.

A new comic camp song. Printed.

A poem by Judge George L. Christian of Richmond, Va.

The poem was written by Major Jonas of Mississippi and which includes a Confederate States of America $20 note.

Poem.

A poem by A. Ryan.

A poem by Francis Miles Finch.

Notepaper with cut of Fort Welles, formerly Fort Walker, Hilton Head, S.C.

Photograph 3 1/2" x 4 1/4", black and white, head view of General Braxton Bragg in uniform.

Photograph, 3 1/2" x 4 1/4", black and white, head view of General. Sterling Price in uniform.

Photograph, 8" x 10", black and white, of Col. Franklin Hulse Clack (1828 - 1864), originally taken March 30, 1862 in New Orleans, LA, in his uniform of the Major of the Confederate Guards, Response Battalion of New Orleans. He died April 24, 1864 of wounds received at the Battle of Mansfield, LA.

Photograph, 7 3/4" x 9 3/4", of aerial view of Surrender Field and monument, Appomattox, Va., taken by Underwood and Underwood.

Photostat of a Whitworth gun taken from Fort Fisher, N.C.

An engraving of President Lincoln entering Richmond, Va.

Insert of nine photographs showing various scenes on Tenn., Ga., and Va. From Atlas to Accompany the Official Records of the Union and Confederate Armies, 1861 - 1865.

Copy of a lithograph of Gen. James Longstreet. The original was published by Geo. E. Perine, 111 Nassau St., NY.

This folder contains the following:

Map of the Battle of Bethel, Va., dated 1861 June 10, by W.G. Lewis, cont., 200 feet:1 inch. Photostat.

Map of Charleston and its Defenses, dated 1863 November 28, by . John R. Key, cartographer. 1" = 1 3/4 mile. Photostat.

Order originating from the War Department, Richmond, Va., regarding the application of discharge for soldiers over 35 years of age and promotions due to seniority.

General Order from Major General Loring is included at the bottom.

Piano instruction book used as a scrapbook for newspaper clippings of General orders of the Adjutant and Inspector Generals' Office, CSA, Richmond, VA, December 31, 1863-February 28, 1865, and other military orders.

Facsimile of Robert E. Lee's farewell to the Army of Northern Virginia.

Printed copy of Robert E. Lee's farewell to the Army of Northern Virginia.

Report of Captain Peyton H. Colquitt, commanding at Sewell's Point, Va. Typed copy. A clipping concerning the Sewell's Point engagement is also included.

Reports of officers concerning engagements around Fredericksburg, December 19-25, 1862. Incomplete.

A blue bloth badge with an attached gold button engraved with the seal of Virginia. Popular at the beginning of the war.

This artifact was loaned by Miss Kate Mason Rowland, 1st Vice President, of the Baltimore Daughters of the Confederacy. It was then part of a purchase from Charles Tuttle, November 20, 1940.

Piece of flag from Camp Winder Hospital, Richmond, Va. The flag was cut up and divided among the surgeons, matrons, and nurses on the evacuation of Richmond.

This artifact was loaned by Miss Kate Mason Rowland, 1st Vice President, of the Baltimore Daughters of the Confederacy. It was then part of a purchase from Charles Tuttle, November 20, 1940.

Full title: The Army of the Potomac "Rally on Washington!" - "On to Richmond!" Address of Hon. Martin Maginnis before the Society of the Army of the Potomac at its Fourteenth Annual Reunion, delivered in National Theatre, at Washington, Wednesday, May 16, 1883.

Acc. 2012.098

Full title: 88th Regiment, Infantry, Pennsylvania Volunteers: Address delivered at the Dedication of its Monument at Gettysburg, September 11, 1889, by George E. Wagner

Acc. 2012.098

Full title: Argument of Hon. William S. Kirkpatrick, Attorney General of Pennsylvania, before the Committee on War Claims, Fifty-first Congress, on behalf of H. R. Bill 750, entitled "A bill to authorize the payment of damages sustained by citizens of the State of Pennsylvania from Union and Confederate troops, during the late war, as adjudicated and liquidated by the State of Pennsylvania, under the provisions of an act of the General Assembly, of the said State of Pennsylvania, approved the 22d day of May, A. D. 1871.

Acc. 2012.098

"Confederate Banners", a descriptive booklet by Mary Lynn Conrad of Harrisonburg, Virginia, printed by The Stone Printing and Manufacturing Co., Roanoke, Virginia.

Full title: History of the Battle of Gettysburg, presented with compliments of the City Hotel, to guests who use its facilities for driving over the Battlefield.

Acc. 2012.098

Official pardon and amnesty granted to William Ballard Bruce for serving in the Confederate Army, with facsimile signatures of Andrew Johnson and William Seward.

Andrew Johnson, President of the United States of America, granting pardon to George Blow, Sr., of Sussex Co., VA. Negative and positive photostats.

The muster roll shows a total of $162.00.

The muster roll shows a total of $2025.00.

The muster roll of the soldiers and others attached to the hospital at West Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. The roll includes their name, rank, company, regiment, date that they were attached to the hospital, amount that they where paid, and by whom they were paid.

Acc. 2011.426

Engineer's drawing of a forage house at Richmond, Va., by Bvt. Lt. Col. James M. Moors, Q.M.U.S.A. The drawing measures 18 1/2"x33".

Manuscript map of the intersection of the James River and Warwick River showing Union and Confederate positions, drawn by Lt. Jencks of the 2nd Rhode Island Volunteers.

Acc. 2004.40

Manuscript map of the intersection of the James River and Warwick River showing the Confederate positions. Drawn by Captain Barton of the 10th Massachusetts.

Acc. 2004.41

Union engineer's drawing of the permanent bridge over the Chickahominy River, Va., built by the Engineer Brigade.

Acc. 1988.04

Clippings from Washington, D.C., newspapers, including the Daily Morning Chronicle, describing conditions in Federal hospitals.

Newspaper cClipping.