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Environs of Richmond
Information on the areas around Richmond, VA during the Civil War.

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1907-06-30, Richmond Times-Dispatch; great reminiscence of life in Winder Hospital in 1864; mentions an "erysipelas ward" near the old reservoir
1911-07-08, Richmond Times-Dispatch; School Board asks permission to condemn the Van Lew property, the price not to exceed $25,000
1940-01-07, New Orleans (La.) Times-Picayune; history of the James River and Kanawha Canal – heavy emphasis on Washington’s involvement. Notes that industries such as Tredegar still draw water from it
1965, Richmond Civil War Centennial Committee; Weitzel, Godfrey. Richmond Occupied: Entry of the United States Forces into Richmond, Va. April 3, 1865 - Calling Together of the Virginia Legislature and Revocation of the Same. Ed. Louis H. Manarin

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