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New Hampshire Civil War soldiers and families photograph album, circa 1861-1865

Title:
New Hampshire Civil War soldiers and families photograph album, circa 1861-1865
Creator:
unidentified
Herbert, H. F.
Weller, W. W.
Sanborn, N. C.
Davis Bros. (Portsmouth, N.H.)
Jewell, J. Byron
Powers, M.J.
Meinerth, Carl, 1825-1892
Hall, J. R.
Carr & Morrill
Geo. P. Molleson & Co.
Haynes, T. C.
Bufford, John H., 1810-1870
Charles Taybor & Co.
Gleason, W. B.
Hunt, E. J.
Russell, W. I.
Allen, E. H.
Creator Role:
Photographer
Accession / Call Number:
2019.081
Object ID:
2019.081
Date:
circa 1861-1865
Type of Material:
graphic material
Physical Description:
1 photograph album, disassembled
Language:
English
Scope and Content:
Photograph album containing portraits of New Hampshire soldiers, their families (wives, children), and notable officers during the Civil War. Includes both carte-de-visite photographs and tintypes. The majority of images are identified, but only one image is dated 1865; the rest of the images are undated. Most of the images of New Hampshire soldiers are from the 1st New Hampshire Heavy Artillery. Due to the condition of the photograph album, it has been disassembled, but the images remain in the order in which they were found in the album. Any identifying notes in the album have been transcribed to the back of the images. While the images are numbered (1 to 97), there are gaps in the numbers as several images were missing from the album.
Locations:
Claremont, NH
Lancaster, NH
Manchester, NH
Portsmouth, NH
Concord, NH
Lisbon, NH
Organizations:
United States. Army. New Hampshire Heavy Artillery Regiment, 1st (1864-1865)
Davis Bros. (Portsmouth, N.H.)
Geo. P. Molleson & Co.
Carr & Morrill
Charles Taybor & Co.
Credit Line:
Gift of the Massachusetts Historical Society.
Restrictions:
Available for research.
Level Description:
Item
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