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Written accounts after 1865 from various sources about Richmond, VA during the Civil War.

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1909, Confederate Veteran 17, p. 215; Watehall, E. T. “Fall of Richmond, April 3, 1865.”
1909, Confederate Veteran, Volume 17, p. 474; H. H. Sturgis, “About the Burning of Richmond,”
1910-01-08, Richmond Times-Dispatch; Tredegar Iron Works secures another contract for shells for coastal defense.
1910-01-27, Richmond Times-Dispatch; Weather Bureau to move into new building at Chimborazo February 1
1910-02-12, Richmond Times-Dispatch; US Circuit Court heard case of Tredegar versus the Seaboard Air Line Railway
1910-02-20, Richmond Times-Dispatch; Van Lew mansion is up for sale
1910-04-30, Richmond Times Dispatch; obituary notice of Virginius Bossieux, former commandant of Belle Isle.
1910-05-21, Richmond Times-Dispatch; Secretary of War and General in charge of the Army War College visit Seven Pines, Savage’s Station and Malvern Hill Battlefields
1910-07-05, Richmond Times-Dispatch; Proposal to buy the Richmond College (former Louisiana Hospital) property for a park - alternative proposal to buy the Van Lew property for a park
1910-07-11, Richmond Times-Dispatch; first “motor car funeral” in Richmond to be held at Shockoe Cemetery

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