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Letter from John Boston, a runaway slave, to his wife, Elizabeth, January 12, 1862
Fleeing slavery in Maryland, John Boston found refuge with a New York regiment in Upton Hill, Virginia, where he wrote this letter to his wife who…
Registers of the First and Second Regiments of the New York Artillery, in the War of the Rebellion
Roster of troops serving in the 2nd Regiment New York Artillery
Soldiers of Gen Augurs Brigade waiting for the cars to take them to Uptons Hill, Va. their old camp
Four full-length soldiers in foreground, sketchy images of soldiers in background, including a drummer. Many have sacks and boxes, pillaged from Virginia families.
Inscribed on verso: The brigade consists of the 24th, 22nd, 14th and 30th N.Y.V.…
Inscribed on verso: The brigade consists of the 24th, 22nd, 14th and 30th N.Y.V.…
Long Bridge
Photograph shows the Long Bridge across the Potomac River from the Virginia shore.
Loudon and Hampshire Railroad, near junction with Alexandria and Washington Railroad
Photograph of the Loudon and Hampshire Railroad taken by Andrew Russell
Soldiers of 20th New York State Militia, reorganized as 80th New York Infantry Regiment at Upton's Hill, Virginia
Unidentified soldiers of 20th New York State Militia, reorganized as 80th New York Infantry Regiment, in uniform with bayoneted rifles at Upton's Hill, Virginia
Map of Civil War Defenses in Virginia
A map of Union forts in Virginia
Drawing of Fort Ramsay
Charles Wellington Reed Papers: Sketchbooks, 1863-1887, undated; Nos. 1-10, leaves 1-415
Abraham Lincoln papers: Series 1. General Correspondence. 1833-1916: Camp Upton Virginia, Sunday, July 21, 1861 (Telegram reporting battle at Manassas)
Telegram reporting battle at Manassas
Redoubt No. 3 - Fort Ramsay
Plan, section & armament of Fort Cass (Fort Ramsay). Drawn from measurement taken Oct. 4 & 15, 1861