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Part 2 of the Untold Civil War podcast on the Herb Peck Collection.

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2024/04/03
01:34 UTC
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The Story Behind This Iconic Civil War Photograph

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2024/03/07
02:48 UTC
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Abraham Lincoln for president medal with inlaid tintype photo of Lincoln from the 1864 presidential campaign.

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2023/09/01
19:37 UTC
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The Rose Farm: A Battle of Gettysburg Photographic Mystery Solved

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2023/07/06
02:46 UTC
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Chair from the presidential railroad car built for President Abraham Lincoln by the United States Government which was finished in April 1865.

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2023/05/12
02:50 UTC
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Appraiser Highlight: A Famous Civil War Photograph and Its Unsolved Mystery

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2022/12/25
22:33 UTC
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William Frassanito shares a selection of some of his early photographs of Gettysburg.

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2022/12/13
04:55 UTC
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George Houghton, War Photographer - Vol. V, Episode 11

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2022/12/11
06:00 UTC
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My newest acquisition: Early-war cartridge box (w/original tins!) carried and used by William F. Trott of Co A, 19th Maine from 1862-1865. The 19th was heavily engaged at Gettysburg, and fought at The Wilderness, Spotsylvania, Petersburg, and many others. His name and unit info is on the inside!

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2022/10/20
21:07 UTC
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This company flag, presented to the Missouri Guard in 1860, was captured at Camp Jackson by Union troops under Captain (later General) Nathaniel Lyon on May 10, 1861. The flag served as the regimental colors for the 1st Regiment, Missouri Volunteer Militia during the encampment.

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2022/09/30
01:33 UTC
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Hand-colored stereoview photo of a Confederate soldier killed in Fort Mahone during the Siege of Petersburg in Virginia, April 1865.

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2022/07/29
04:00 UTC
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[GETTYSBURG COLLECTION] This is my entire collection of items associated with Gettysburg (w/descriptions). Everything here has a strong tie to the battle, and was acquired solely with the intention of preserving the memories and artifacts of the men who fought there.

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2022/07/01
15:04 UTC
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