Archive for the ‘Hospitals’ Category
Walt Whitman’s Battles of Chancellorsville: Horrific Wounds, Night Fighting, and Other “Strange and Fearful Pictures”
Posted by: The staff on January 31, 2013
The specter of black troops opens a door for Maine relief workers–literally
Posted by: The staff on December 2, 2012
The Quick and the Undead? A Secret Sharer Outbound? (and an Aquia Steamboat in Color)
Posted by: The staff on October 30, 2012
Indians at Brompton
Posted by: The staff on June 14, 2012
A Confederate Hospital in Fredericksburg, and the women mobilize–1861
Posted by: The staff on December 26, 2011
A salvo at Clara Barton
Posted by: The staff on July 26, 2011
Around the watering hole: faces of war in Fredericksburg
Posted by: The staff on December 15, 2010
One week’s haul: Clara Barton, escaping slaves, and the Union occupation
Posted by: The staff on September 2, 2010
A vivid image of an 1864 hospital–the Washington Woolen Mill
Posted by: The staff on August 12, 2010
Mystery undone (and some mythbending too): Clara Barton’s Fredericksburg hospitals
Posted by: The staff on August 4, 2010
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