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

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1900-11-11, Richmond Dispatch; British cavalry horses will now be shod with shoes made at Tredegar Iron Works
1900-11-15, National Tribune; description of Elizabeth Van Lew's secret room which has recently been found
1900-11-21, Richmond Times; “tramps” are occupying the old Carrington and Van Lew homes – police are going to “break it up”
1900-11-22, Richmond Dispatch; sale of Van Lew items in Boston – “sentimentality was missing,” and the sale only brought $1,000
1900-11-23, Richmond Times; low sales of the Van Lew estate in Boston “is used as an argument that the war is almost over”
1900-11-23, Washington Times; sale of Van Lew items in Boston – “no sentimental interest,” and the sale was poorly attended and brought little money. Details on some of the items sold.
1900-12-08, Richmond Times; no movement on the sale of the Van Lew home – friendly suit to clear title will be filed “in a few days”
1900-12-13, Richmond Times; notice of the friendly suit to clear title and settle debts of Van Lew’s estate
1901-01-19, Richmond Times; man steals overcoat at Tredegar
1901-01-22, Richmond Times; the paving of Tredegar Street is taken up by City Council

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