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Information about charity in Richmond, VA during the Civil War.
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1861-07-29, Richmond Enquirer; servants needed at the St. Charles Hotel, being used as a hospital, with 160 patients there now
1861-07-30, Richmond Whig; additional list of wounded from First Manassas at the various private locations around the city. Many in St. Charles Hotel and Springfield Hall
1861-07-31, Richmond Dispatch; applications for clothing for wounded or sick soldiers can be made at St. Charles Hospital (future GH#8)
1861-07-31, Richmond Dispatch; Dr. F. W. Hancock has returned from Manassas, with reports on their needs; the Committee is still working to provide for the wounded
1861-07-31, Richmond Whig; list of wounded soldiers in private houses can be seen at the St. Charles Hotel (GH#8)
1861-08-01, Richmond Whig; details on private hospitals in school-houses on Clay street
1861-08-03, Richmond Whig; description of hospital facilities in Richmond (St. Charles Hotel, Masons’ Hall)
1861-08-03, Richmond Whig; President Davis ad family have moved into their home at 12th and Clay streets
1861-08-06, Richmond Whig; ladies of St. James Episcopal Church have obtained Judge Robertson's house, corner of 3rd and Main, for use as a hospital (later Robertson Hospital)
1861-08-08, Richmond Whig; General Hospital #1 described
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