Archive for the ‘1862 Union occupation’ Category
The Canal-Boat Bridge (part 3): a Rare Sketch by an Iron Brigade Soldier, and the Editorial Bombardment that Transformed It
Posted by: The staff on October 27, 2012
A famous site today: slaves crossing the Rappahannock
Posted by: The staff on July 15, 2012
Independence Day 1862: Fredericksburg’s Stark Contrast and Some Fireworks
Posted by: The staff on July 3, 2012
Soldiers’ Huts to Luxury Homes – Bell-Air Today
Posted by: The staff on June 11, 2012
Mr. Lincoln’s Fredericksburg–May 23, 1862
Posted by: The staff on May 22, 2012
The canal boat bridge
Posted by: The staff on May 19, 2012
A town atwitter, bridges abuilding: the Yankees move in, 1862
Posted by: The staff on May 9, 2012
“All my sympathies were for the cause of the union and its supporters…” – Abraham Primmer of Stafford County
Posted by: The staff on May 4, 2012
The exodus begins: John Washington’s greatest journey
Posted by: The staff on May 2, 2012
Looming Yankees: The Union Army Hovers Opposite Fredericksburg–Some Images and Incidents.
Posted by: The staff on April 27, 2012
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