Archive for November, 2010
A Key Landmark Vanishes from the Fredericksburg Battlefield…Too Soon for Photographing but Not for Sketching
Posted by: The staff on November 28, 2010
The legacy of misplaced assumptions
Posted by: The staff on November 22, 2010
Brompton and Years of Anguish
Posted by: The staff on November 21, 2010
Another view of Brompton–and a reminder
Posted by: The staff on November 17, 2010
Finally Found: the Location of Waud’s Fredericksburg Pontoon-Laying Sketch?
Posted by: The staff on November 13, 2010
The earliest photograph of Fredericksburg?
Posted by: The staff on November 12, 2010
A cemeterial conundrum: the case of Charles Fuchs (and others like him)
Posted by: The staff on November 9, 2010
When narrative and image merge? More on the ubiquitous fugitive slave image
Posted by: The staff on November 8, 2010
The fate of Fredericksburg determined: President Davis’s March 1862 visit
Posted by: The staff on November 4, 2010
A tidbit from and about the National Archives
Posted by: The staff on November 3, 2010
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