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Johann Albert Lotz – Civil War Shades
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RippaVilla Plantation, Spring Hill, TN – Civil War Shades
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Frances Matilda Batey Sampler, 1862 – Civil War Shades
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James Cameron – Civil War Shades
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The Last Letter – Civil War Shades
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The Drummer Boy of Shiloh – Civil War Shades
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Johnsonville, Tenn. Camp of Tennessee Colored Battery – Civil War Shades
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John Pope – Civil War Shades
I n antebellum Memphis, Colonel John Pope (1794-1865) was one of the most successful and distinguished men in the cotton business. After studying law at Yale University and serving in the Alabama legislature, he had become increasingly interested in agriculture. By the 1850s he owned farms in the Memphis area totaling 900 acres. Pope worked […]
Grand Concert by Morgan’s Men Program – Civil War Shades
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Chattanooga Cordially Invites You to a Barbeque at Crawfish Springs, Walker County, Georgia September 20, 1889 – Civil War Shades
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Sylvester Winchester – Civil War Shades
“Idon’t believe we can have an army without music,” exclaimed Confederate General Robert E. Lee after hearing a military brass band in 1864.1 Brass bands playing patriotic tunes inspired young men to enlist for both the North and South. Regimental bands regularly performed for dress parades, military formations, and entertainment. Both Union and Confederate armies […]
Rev. William Blount Carter – Civil War Shades
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Susan Brownlow – Civil War Shades
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