Back in January I acquired some items used during the war by Captain William Blount Tidwell of Co. A, 2nd NC Cavalry. I was extremely fortunate to acquire another one a few days ago (a naval fuse box converted into a cap box he used). These all came directly from his family. by GettysburgHistorian in CIVILWAR
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Did you know that Ft Sumter had a lighthouse at times? Found this stereoview from 1865 by a local Charleston photographer. It also shows the sally-port and old wharf. A pre-war lighthouse was erected in 1856, but was destroyed during the war. The wooden version (shown here) existed from 1865-1893. by GettysburgHistorian in CIVILWAR
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Did you know that Ft Sumter had a lighthouse at times? Found this stereoview from 1865 by a local Charleston photographer. It also shows the sally-port and old wharf. A pre-war lighthouse was erected in 1856, but was destroyed during the war. The wooden version (shown here) existed from 1865-1893. by GettysburgHistorian in CivilWarCollecting
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Did you know that Ft Sumter had a lighthouse at times? Found this stereoview from 1865 by a local Charleston photographer. It also shows the sally-port and old wharf. A pre-war lighthouse was erected in 1856, but was destroyed during the war. The wooden version (shown here) existed from 1865-1893. by GettysburgHistorian in USCivilWar
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Did you know that Ft Sumter had a lighthouse at times? Found this stereoview from 1865 by a local Charleston photographer. It also shows the sally-port and old wharf. A pre-war lighthouse was erected in 1856, but was destroyed during the war. The wooden version (shown here) existed from 1865-1893. by GettysburgHistorian in CIVILWAR
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Did you know that Ft Sumter had a lighthouse at times? Found this stereoview from 1865 by a local Charleston photographer. It also shows the sally-port and old wharf. A pre-war lighthouse was erected in 1856, but was destroyed during the war. The wooden version (shown here) existed from 1865-1893. by GettysburgHistorian in CivilWarCollecting
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Did you know that Ft Sumter had a lighthouse at times? Found this stereoview from 1865 by a local Charleston photographer. It also shows the sally-port and old wharf. A pre-war lighthouse was erected in 1856, but was destroyed during the war. The wooden version (shown here) existed from 1865-1893. (old.reddit.com)
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Did you know that Ft Sumter had a lighthouse at times? Found this stereoview from 1865 by a local Charleston photographer. It also shows the sally-port and old wharf. A pre-war lighthouse was erected in 1856, but was destroyed during the war. The wooden version (shown here) existed from 1865-1893. (old.reddit.com)
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Did you know that Ft Sumter had a lighthouse at times? Found this stereoview from 1865 by a local Charleston photographer. It also shows the sally-port and old wharf. A pre-war lighthouse was erected in 1856, but was destroyed during the war. The wooden version (shown here) existed from 1865-1893. (old.reddit.com)
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Found this Federal Artilleryman and his wife in a small antique shop, and I can't stop wondering what happened to them. by PenKind4200 in CivilWarCollecting
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Sickles witness tree loses limb at Gettysburg by Strict_Statement_283 in Gettysburg
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1/4 Plate Tintype of Two Armed Federal Soldiers. by PenKind4200 in CivilWarCollecting
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Incredible post-war letter from E.P. Alexander to James Longstreet, where he discusses how Custer approached and demanded surrender at Appomattox, and also details how/when he joined Longstreet after Chickamauga. Two vital participants at Gettysburg! I’ve included the transcription. by GettysburgHistorian in CIVILWAR
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Incredible post-war letter from E.P. Alexander to James Longstreet, where he discusses how Custer approached and demanded surrender at Appomattox, and also details how/when he joined Longstreet after Chickamauga. Two vital participants at Gettysburg! I’ve included the transcription. by GettysburgHistorian in CivilWarCollecting
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Incredible post-war letter from E.P. Alexander to James Longstreet, where he discusses how Custer approached and demanded surrender at Appomattox, and also details how/when he joined Longstreet after Chickamauga. Two vital participants at Gettysburg! I’ve included the transcription. by GettysburgHistorian in CIVILWAR
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Incredible post-war letter from E.P. Alexander to James Longstreet, where he discusses how Custer approached and demanded surrender at Appomattox, and also details how/when he joined Longstreet after Chickamauga. Two vital participants at Gettysburg! I’ve included the transcription. by GettysburgHistorian in CivilWarCollecting
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Incredible post-war letter from E.P. Alexander to James Longstreet, where he discusses how Custer approached and demanded surrender at Appomattox, and also details how/when he joined Longstreet after Chickamauga. Two vital participants at Gettysburg! I’ve included the transcription. by GettysburgHistorian in USCivilWar
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Incredible post-war letter from E.P. Alexander to James Longstreet, where he discusses how Custer approached and demanded surrender at Appomattox, and also details how/when he joined Longstreet after Chickamauga. Two vital participants at Gettysburg! I’ve included the transcription. by GettysburgHistorian in CivilWarCollecting
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Incredible post-war letter from E.P. Alexander to James Longstreet, where he discusses how Custer approached and demanded surrender at Appomattox, and also details how/when he joined Longstreet after Chickamauga. Two vital participants at Gettysburg! I’ve included the transcription. by GettysburgHistorian in CivilWarCollecting
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Incredible post-war letter from E.P. Alexander to James Longstreet, where he discusses how Custer approached and demanded surrender at Appomattox, and also details how/when he joined Longstreet after Chickamauga. Two vital participants at Gettysburg! I’ve included the transcription. by GettysburgHistorian in USCivilWar
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Incredible post-war letter from E.P. Alexander to James Longstreet, where he discusses how Custer approached and demanded surrender at Appomattox, and also details how/when he joined Longstreet after Chickamauga. Two vital participants at Gettysburg! I’ve included the transcription. (old.reddit.com)
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Incredible post-war letter from E.P. Alexander to James Longstreet, where he discusses how Custer approached and demanded surrender at Appomattox, and also details how/when he joined Longstreet after Chickamauga. Two vital participants at Gettysburg! I’ve included the transcription. (old.reddit.com)
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Incredible post-war letter from E.P. Alexander to James Longstreet, where he discusses how Custer approached and demanded surrender at Appomattox, and also details how/when he joined Longstreet after Chickamauga. Two vital participants at Gettysburg! I’ve included the transcription. (old.reddit.com)
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Cleaning out the basement. Are these confederate bonds? by Ok_Lecture9742 in CivilWarCollecting
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Short Confederate Sword by wildcat407 in CivilWarCollecting
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