United States -- History -- Civil War, 1861-1865
Found in 76 Collections and/or Records:
Boone-O'Brien-Harnickell family papers
The papers in the Boone-O'Brien-Harnickell collection span a period from 1878 until 1974, with the bulk of these falling between the years 1939 and 1950. The majority of the papers are letters, documents and cards, although there are a few hand-written manuscripts.
Brengle Home Guards minute book
Constitution and Proceedings of Brengle Home Guards in Frederick, MD, formed for "the protection of the citizens of Frederick from mobs, violence, and at same time to do all that good citizens of MD may lawfully do, to preserve the Union". Roll of 305 members headed by Capt. Alfred E. Brengle, with John A. Steiner, secretary.
Caleb Winslow collection
The collection contains various passes and permissions for Dr. Caleb Winslow in Virginia and North Carolina during the Civil War.
Cannon-Shipp papers
This collection contains 3 volumes of materials related to the Cannon and Shipp families, circa 1823-1865.
Carpenter family papers
The Carpenter family papers contains manuscript materials related to the family of William Henry Carpenter (1814-1899) of Baltimore, Maryland, circa 1836-1950.
Charles Edward Phelps collection
This collection contains manuscript and photograph material pertaining to Charles Edward Phelps (1833-1908), a Union Army officer during the Civil War, U.S. Congressman from the third district of Maryland, a judge on the Circuit Court of Baltimore, and later a professor of equity at the University of Maryland Law School. Collection includes photographs and correspondence between Phelps and family members, as well as materials relating to Phelps's military service.
Charles Sidney Winder collection
This collection contains the personal correspondence and diaries of Charles Sidney Winder, a captain in the United States army and later a Confederate general who was killed in 1862. Also included is a letter from McHenry Howard to Winder's widow describing her husband's death, as well as newspaper clippings detailing the Battle of Cedar Mountain, the conflict in which Winder was killed. The collection spans 1852-1862.
Civil War collection
Civil War scrapbook
Collection of newspaper clippings relating to the Civil War, collected by George William Brown, Mayor of Baltimore 1860-1861.
Civil War scrapbook
Scrapbook of newspaper articles pertaining chiefly to the secession movement, Civil War politics and battles, and other news events of the period. Also contains essays, speeches, poetry and songs, many on Civil War themes.