Scope and Contents From the Series: Accession #: 1993.017. Donor: Lois BallemaWesley A. Clark enlisted in Company K, 6th Cavalry on September 10, 1862 in Assyria, Michigan, at age 19. He was mustered October 13, 1862 and taken prisoner at Travillian Station Virginia on June 11, 1864. He was discharged for disability at Baltimore, Maryland on May 19, 1865. This series includes two photocopied letters, the first being one that he wrote to his first wife, Juliette Beebe while a POW at Andersonville, GA....

Scope and Contents From the Series:

This series include stray photographs of soldiers from the Civil War era, not received with other accessions here. However, the soldiers depicted may be included in the other accessions. It also includes miscellaneous later photos documenting the Civil War.

Accession numbers are included with the photos themselves, and the accession data is available in the Archivist’s various databases.

Scope and Contents From the Series:

This series include stray photographs of soldiers from the Civil War era, not received with other accessions here. However, the soldiers depicted may be included in the other accessions. It also includes miscellaneous later photos documenting the Civil War.

Accession numbers are included with the photos themselves, and the accession data is available in the Archivist’s various databases.

Scope and Contents From the Series:

This series include stray photographs of soldiers from the Civil War era, not received with other accessions here. However, the soldiers depicted may be included in the other accessions. It also includes miscellaneous later photos documenting the Civil War.

Accession numbers are included with the photos themselves, and the accession data is available in the Archivist’s various databases.

Scope and Contents From the Series: Accession #: 1993.017. Donor: Lois BallemaWesley A. Clark enlisted in Company K, 6th Cavalry on September 10, 1862 in Assyria, Michigan, at age 19. He was mustered October 13, 1862 and taken prisoner at Travillian Station Virginia on June 11, 1864. He was discharged for disability at Baltimore, Maryland on May 19, 1865. This series includes two photocopied letters, the first being one that he wrote to his first wife, Juliette Beebe while a POW at Andersonville, GA....