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Information about Bridges in Richmond, VA during the Civil War.
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1900-09-27, National Tribune; "The Fall of Richmond" Part one of Hiram Peck's [10th CT Inf] excellent memoir describing advancing on Richmond from Fort Burnham on April 3, 1865, and the occupation of Richmond.
1906-12-15, Ripley, Edward H. NY MOLLUS, Vol. III, 1907, pp. 472-502; excellent description of the fall and capture of Richmond; notes that he has the key and records for Libby Prison
1907-03-28, National Tribune; details on the pontoon bridge at Richmond - notes its length, as well as that the author of the article was on the bridge when General Lee crossed it
1941-03-27, Richmond Times-Dispatch; man crushed by a train and killed at the Tredegar Iron Works
1948-02-08, Richmond Times-Dispatch; Bridge from Tredegar over to Belle Isle is being demolished. Many important details about Old Dominion Iron and Nail Works, and the buildings on Belle Isle. Notes that house on the hill was used as “headquarters” for t
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