Provost Marshal Building
Information about the Provost Marshal Building in Richmond, VA, during the Civil War.

 Written Accounts

1862-04-03, Richmond Whig; description of Capt. Godwin and his police detectives. Godwin has his office on "Broad, corner of Ninth street." Macubbin is "Chief of Confederate States Military Police"
1862-05-03, G. W. Alexander letter; letter from Alexander to Godwin, containing a breakdown of the numbers of guards detailed at the various prisons
1862-06-14, Official Sources; Winder rebukes Surgeon Lane, and describes his observations of Winder Hospital. Chimborazo mentioned.
1863-01-10, Richmond Dispatch; Griswold, Maynard, Alexander & Booker to sit on martial law/liquor confiscation claims board
1863-03-20, Richmond Dispatch; update on Provost Marshal/Passport offices
1863-04-03, Richmond Dispatch; E. W. Wood, orderly sergeant at Camp Lee, in trouble for drunkenness
1863-04-08, Richmond Dispatch; 3 women arrested at R&D RR depot smuggling liquor
1863-04, Official Records, Ser. II, Vol. V, pp. 871-924; Evidence taken before the committee of the House of Representatives of the Confederate States appointed to inquire into the treatment of prisoners at Castle Thunder (large, pdf attached)
1863-05-06, Richmond Dispatch; leader of 26 of 26NC band adv for lost music books
1863-05-14, Richmond Dispatch; Capt. Jos. G. Griswold, Adjt. To PM in Richmond, resigns. Replaced by Capt. James Brown

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