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Melvin M. Scott, Sr., Photograph and Bible
Sallie Leeper Scott Letter
Letter from Sallie Leeper Scott, of Lower Chanceford [Pennsylvania], written April 15 and 16, 1865, to Robert Barnett of the Chief Carpenter Shop in Washington, D.C., regarding personal matters, with mention of work being performed on a local canal.
William J. Scott Letter
The collection consists of a letter written by William J. Scott, 60th Virginia Infantry, August 13, 1862, from Chaffin's Farm near Richmond, Virginia.
William L. Scott Letter
Letter from William L. Scott, a private in Company B, 15th North Carolina Infantry, during the American Civil War.
Seat of War In Virginia and Maryland
Seat of War In Virginia and Maryland. Weekly Dispatch, ca. 3 sheets: 14 x 19 in.; 13 x 19 in.; 14 x 20 in. [FOLDER J-9]
Secession/Early Civil War Scrapbook,
This is a scrapbook of newspaper clippings concerning secession and the early days of the Civil War dating to 1860-1861.
Robert B. Secrist Letters
Letters from Robert B. Secrist, serving in the 7th Pennsylvania Cavalry during the American Civil War, most addressed to his sister Maria, together with wartime letters from other acquaintances.
Henry Courtenay Selden Letters
The collection contains color photocopies and typed transcripts of letters from Henry Courtenay Selden, a student at Washington College and a private in the 3rd Virginia Cavalry during the American Civil War.
Settlement Map of Pulaski County, Virginia, Showing Names of Settlers and Settlements of Historical Interest From the Mid-Seventeen Hundreds (2 copies)
Historical map shows locations of significant historical events in Pulaski County, Virginia. The map itself is surrounded by historical narrative, and it is bordered by names of significant historical persons. The reverse of the map contains the names of Pulaski County residents who served as soldiers in the Confederate Army during the American Civil War.
Morris G. Shapleigh Correspondence
This collection consists of two letters from Morris G. Shapleigh, addressed to his "friend Augustus."