Moses L. Whittemore of the 51st Ohio Volunteers: born to Daniel P. Whittemore and Lavina (sometimes Lovina) Goodhue Whittemore in Keene, OH, Moses Langley Whittemore
36th Illinois soldier writes of Battle of Stone’s River
Freeman S. Dunklee of the 36th Illinois Infantry, Co. A, pens three letters recounting the Battle of Murfreesboro, where he was wounded and taken prisoner, and where
76th Ohio soldier letter, Atlanta campaign
Source: Fall/Winter 2018 catalog of Brian Green 76th OHIO INF./ ATLANTA CAMPAIGN. ALS, 2pp., 4to., onthe eld near Atlanta, Ga. 8/5/64. Soldier (Humphrey) writes mother
85th New York Infantry soldier writes of Battle of Fair Oaks
From Fall/Winter catalog of Brian Green 85th N.Y. INF. ALS, 15 1/3pp., 8vo., Camp near Oakwood Swamp 6/25/62 pert to Battle of Fair Oaks. Soldier
35th Alabama soldier writes about action at Corinth in 1862
The following letter transcript was listed in the Fall/Winter catalog of Brian Green BATTLE OF CORINTH. 35th ALA. INF. ALS, 4pp., approx. 7 1/4” x
Booknote: The Civil War and American Art
To order The Civil War redefined America and forever changed American art. The war’s grim reality, captured through the new medium of photography, was laid
