1862
Confederate Stone Fleet in the PamunkeyThe 16th New York at the battle of Eltham I
The 16th New York at the Battle of Eltham II
The 16th New York at the Battle of Eltham III
The 16th New York at the Battle of Eltham IV
More New York at Eltham-1862
More New York at Eltham-1862- The Funeral of Frederick Pross
Custer Wades in the Chickahominy
Hailstorms and Court Martials and Wine
A Historic Vista
The Chaplain and the Captain
Who Was Chaplain Sloan?
Rev. Isaac Oliver Sloan
Reconnaissance of the Chickahominy, June 1862- Part One
Reconnaissance of the Chickahominy, June 1862- Part Two
The Proto Aircraft Carrier of the Pamunkey Part One
The Proto Aircraft Carrier of the Pamunkey Part Two
St. Peter's Church During the Civil War
"More Terribly They Suffer, The More Fiercely They Fight": An Account of the Battle of Eltham
Story of a Trooper: Francis Colburn Adams in New Kent
Story of a Trooper: Francis Colburn Adams in New Kent II . . . The Battle of Eltham
Story of a Trooper: Francis Colburn Adams in New Kent III . . . A March to Eltham
Story of a Trooper: Francis Colburn Adams in New Kent IV - A visit to Eltham
Story of a Trooper V- Farmer Martin and the French Nobility
Story of a Trooper: Francis Colburn Adams in New Kent VI- At the Toler estate. (Language Warning)
Near Bottom's Bridge, June 11, 1864
Following the Greek Cross . . . through the Penninsula
Liberty Baptist Claim
Hood's "Texians" in Battle
Antietam
Wilhelm Heine's Report from the Chickahominy 1862
" . . . woe unto a soldier's life"
A Mass at the White House, 1862
New Kent Historical Markers, 6
Battle of Eltham After Action Reports- Part One
Battle of Eltham After Action Reports- Part Two
Battle of Eltham After Action Reports- Part Three
Battle of Eltham After Action Reports- Part Four
Battle of Eltham After Action Reports- Part Five
Battle of Eltham After Action Reports- Part Six
Battle of Eltham After Action Reports- Part Seven
"Oh, What a Courthouse it Is!"
Eltham Battle Site
Notice to Conscripts
Attack on our pickets — affairs on the Peninsula. [correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.] White House
One hundred fifty years ago . . .
The Enemy in New Kent
One hundred fifty years ago . . .
One hundred fifty years ago this week . . .
At Bottoms Bridge May 1862
With the 10th Massachussets
MAY 20-23, l862.- Operations about Bottoms Bridge, Chickahominy River, Va- II
MAY 20-23, l862.- Operations about Bottoms Bridge, Chickahominy River, Va- III
MAY 20-23, l862.- Operations about Bottoms Bridge, Chickahominy River, Va- IV
MAY 20-23, l862.- Operations about Bottoms Bridge, Chickahominy River, Va- V
MAY 20-23, l862.- Operations about Bottoms Bridge, Chickahominy River, Va- VI
MAY 20-23, l862.- Operations about Bottoms Bridge, Chickahominy River, Va- VII
MAY 20-23, l862.- Operations about Bottoms Bridge, Chickahominy River, Va- VIII
"Barren Deserts"
"Enumerable Bugs and Specimens of Insect Life Hitherto Unknown to Them"
In the Pines
A Lost Account from the War of 1861-1865
The New York Times from the Peninsula, 1862- Pt. III
A Vermonter in New Kent - 1862 - Part I
A Vermonter in New Kent - 1862 - Part II
A Vermonter in New Kent - 1862 - Part III
A Vermonter in New Kent - 1862 - Part IV
A Vermonter in New Kent - 1862 - Part V
A Vermonter in New Kent -1862 - Part VI
A Vermonter in New Kent -1862 - Part VII
A Vermonter in New Kent - 1862 - Part I
A Vermonter in New Kent - 1862 - Part II
A Vermonter in New Kent - 1862 - Part III
A Vermonter in New Kent - 1862 - Part IV
A Vermonter in New Kent - 1862 - Part V
A Vermonter in New Kent -1862 - Part VI
A Vermonter in New Kent -1862 - Part VII
1863
Some Confederate personalities of July 1863 . . .. . . and the units they commanded
Smuggling Along the Pamunkey- 1863
Affair on the Pamunkey River 1863
On the Pamunkey January 1863, part 4- Dramatis Personae
On the Pamunkey January 1863, part 2
Expedition to Charles City- I
Expedition to Charles City- II
Expedition to Charles City- III
Expedition to Charles City- IV ...
Expedition to Charles City- V: Recriminations
Expedition to Charles City- VI: The New York Times
Expedition to Charles City- VII: Snark
Expedition to Charles City- VIII: Postscript
Expedition to Charles City- IX: The 42nd Virginia Cavalry Battalion
"All testimony corroborates the ...
". . . was not paid"
The Affair from a Naval View
Keyes Tries to Justify his Actions . . . and ...
Report of D. H. Hill
The Occupation of West Point: "Altered ...
"On the correspondence between General ...
Map
The Occupation of West Point
Gunboats on the Pamunkey I
"If you decline to make the move, General ...
"We are also of opinion . . ."
Another excellent map . . .
"Very Respectfully"
Gunboats on the Pamunkey III
Hume the Scout
Morris Church
The Occupation of West Point: "Attack on ...
The Reassessment- I
A Raid on Burnt Ordinary I
A Raid on Burnt Ordinary II
". . . facts and rumors . . ."
Raid of August 1863. Pt. I
Raid of August 1863. Pt. II
Raid of August 1863. Pt. III : From the New York Times
Raid of August 1863. Pt. IV: From the Richmond Daily Dispatch
Depredations and Dear Vegetables
"On the correspondence between General Keyes and myself, I make no comment but leave it to speak for itself"
With the "Monitors" in the Summer of 1863- I
1864
"Could You Witness the Ruin That Has Been Wrought"- Part I
"Could You Witness the Ruin That Has Been Wrought"- Part II
Burning Boats 1864
Near Bottom's Bridge, June 11, 1864
The Fall of Fort Harrison- Part One
The Fall of Fort Harrison- Part Two
Scouring the Chickahominy- 1864
A Little Tragedy in a Big War
Fog of War
From the Army of the Potomac 1864
"A Yell Was Raised Along the Entire Line"
Pollard at Samaria Church . . .
Butler's Cavalry at White House, 1864
Close Up On George Covode . . .
South Carolina Cavalry Clash with "Sheridan's Raiders", 1864
Engagement at Jone's Bridge- June 22, 1864
"Fairly Whipped Them"
The Sixth New York at White House and St. Peters- 1864
The Sixth New York Cavalry- Along the Chickahominy 1864
The Sixth New York on the Ride- May 24- May 31 1864
Talking Wire- 1864
The Engine US Grant
Action at Long Bridge- June 12, 1864
Another Night on the Chickahominy, June 1864
A Night on the Chickahominy, June 1864
150 Years Ago Today. June 1864
The XVIII Corps Moves up the Pamunkey I
The XVIII Corps Moves up the Pamunkey II
The XVIII Corps Moves up the Pamunkey III
The XVIII Corps Moves up the Pamunkey IV
"A melancholy procession": White House Landing after the Battle of Cold Habor
Sheridan at White House, May 1864
June 1864
Feeding Sheridan I
Feeding Sheridan II
Sheridan at Baltimore Cross-Roads
Action at Jones' Bridge- Forty-second Cavalry
Bridge Repairs- Sheridan on the Chickahominy.
A Lady of the Peninsula - Sheridan on the Chickahominy.
"They Burn Bottom's bridge"- Sheridan on the Chickahominy.
"Out of supplies for my men and animals"- Sheridan Retires Over Bottom's Bridge.
Action at Jones' Bridge(Providence Forge)- The First United States Colored Cavalry
More naval affairs- May 1864
"The marauders who are in New Kent"- May 1864
Action at Jones' Bridge(Providence Forge)- May 1864
"It is ascertained from a source deemed worthy of credit"- May 1864
Expected at West Point- May
Landing at West Point- 1864
Naval Moves- Spring
"Do you think that particular move will fool any one?"- April
"Although of no great importance, I communicate the above to you . . ."
"Unamiable firmness" and General Isaac Wistar
"In the long woods"- April, 1864
"Private advices"- April,
The First District of Columbia
A.R.M.S.
James Pollard- "I respectfully apply to be furnished with . . ."
Pollard and Dahlgren- "Many of you may fall"
Pollard and Dahlgren- "This drew a volley upon himself"
Pollard and Dahlgren- "We charged, and had a very pretty chase for about a half a mile"
Pollard and Dahlgren- "the hero of the exploit"
Pollard and Dahlgren- Well Endorsed
March Comes in Like a Lion- Timberlake, Young and Old.
March Comes in Like a Lion- "a matter of great anxiety"
March Comes in Like a Lion- "A mountain of prejudice was removed in an instant"
March Comes in Like a Lion- "particularly obnoxious on account of bushwhackers"
March Comes in Like a Lion- "Additional Particulars" from the New York Times
March Comes in Like a Lion- Col. Spear at Tunstall's
March Comes in Like a Lion- "Tunstall's had been a station on the York River and Richmond railroad"
Escape!- "They report 109 more on the road"
Escape!- Swimming the Chickahominy
Escape!- . . .and Tales of the Army
Escape!- "If one-fourth the escaped prisoners get in it will surprise me"
Escape!- Colonel Rose's Tale
Escape!- "Lieutenant Caustin, of the United States regular army . . ."
Judson Knight: A Chase along the Pamunkey 1864 - I
Judson Knight: A Chase along the Pamunkey 1864 - II
Judson Knight: A Chase along the Pamunkey 1864 - Conclusion
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