United States -- History -- Civil War, 1861-1865
Subject Source: Library of Congress Subject Headings
Found in 1206 Collections and/or Records:
Thomas Haden Letter,
The collection consists of an incomplete letter dated July 8, 1862 from Thomas Haden to his wife talking about marching and battle.
Edward H. Hahn Cassette Tapes
Collection consists of tapes of lectures and talks given at Civil War Roundtables and sessions at a Civil War Summer Institute led by Virginia Tech History Professor James I. Robertson, Jr., attended and recorded by Hahn. Topics focus on prominent Civil War battles, campaigns, and persons.
William P. Hall Correspondence
John H. Hancock Diary
Civil War diary of John H. Hancock, of Co. H, 29th Massachusetts Infantry.
A. C. M. A. Hansrad Letter
Civil War home front letter written February 24, 1865, from Tazewell, Claiborne County, Tennessee. Hansard writes to her family about the lack of available meat, robberies in the area, and a recent local revival meeting.
Nancy B. Harbin Letter
The collection contains a letter written by Nancy B. Harbin to her sons, Jack and John Harbin in Company F, 42nd Regiment of the Mississippi Infantry of the Confederate army.
Edwin Houston Harman Papers,
The Edwin Houston Harman Papers consists of letters written in various camps in southwest Virginia to and from Harman and his wife, Jennie. The letters date from 1856 to 1864. There is also a folder of genealogy materials relating to the Harman family.
Harper's Ferry
As of December 2011, hanging in Kira's Office
James W. M. Harris Papers
Jonathan Harris Letter
Soldier in Company K, 17th Regiment of the North Carolina State Troops in the Civil War. Letter written July 21, 1864, from Greenville, North Carolina, to Major R. S. Tucker. Harris asks Tucker to use his influence with his commanding General to recommend him for the position of quartermaster in Washington, North Carolina, on account of failing health and his desire for an easy position.