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Information about charity in Richmond, VA during the Civil War.
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1861-08-31, Richmond Whig; description of Sycamore Hospital
1861-08-31, Richmond Whig; Richmond Female Institute (later GH#4) will remain open
1861-09-04, Richmond Enquirer; description of a hospital at the Clay Street Chapel, near Brooke Avenue
1861-09-05, Richmond Dispatch; mortality rate and description of the St. Charles Hospital (GH#8) and rosy general description of hospital work
1861-09-11, Richmond Dispatch; ladies of the First Baptist Church have procured a house on Fourth street beyond Leigh to use as a hospital
1861-09-18, Richmond Enquirer; addenda to the hospital list of the 17th - lists the Clay street Hospital
1861-09-19, Richmond Enquirer; addenda to the hospital list of the 17th - adds Samaritan and Gamble's Hill Hospital, both under the auspices of the YMCA
1861-09-27, Richmond Examiner; A southern turncoat is among the prisoners at General Hospital #1
1861-10-01, Richmond Dispatch; Junius Archer, proprietor of Bellona Arsenal turns over $568 to St. Charles Hosp. - his proceeds from sale of Columbiad to Govt.
1861-10-02, Richmond Dispatch; very detailed account of the ladies' & state hospitals in Richmond - gives statistics and descriptions
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