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John Baylor III

Letter from Robert E. Lee to Charles Carter Lee — Letter from Robert E. Lee to Charles Carter Lee, p.3

Broadside highlighting how schools were better funded, and the number of students and teachers increased under Readjuster rule — Public Free Schools!

Practical Illustration of the Fugitive Slave Law — Practical Illustration of the Fugitive Slave Law

Carte de Kentucke — Carte de Kentucke

Richmond Enquirer — Richmond Enquirer, June 17, 1806, Page 3

Front Elevation — Front Elevation, Restoration of Rotunda, University of Virginia

Marshal's Posse With Burns Moving Down State Street — Marshal’s Posse With Burns Moving Down State Street

Our Heroes and Our Flag — Our Heroes and Our Flag

Standing Screen

Bringing Hot Drinks to Protesters

Coarse woolen samples pasted on a board with an accompanying letter offering to sell cloth for the enslaved — Selling Coarse Woolen Cloth for the Enslaved

Letter from Robert E. Lee to Mary Randolph Custis Lee — Letter from Robert E. Lee to Mary Randolph Custis Lee, p.1

John Taylor Chappell with Railroad Workers

Records of the Virginia Company — Records of the Virginia Company, Volume 3, Page 248

Records of the Virginia Company — Records of the Virginia Company, Volume 3, Page 247

Records of the Virginia Company — Records of the Virginia Company, Volume 3, Page 245

Records of the Virginia Company — Records of the Virginia Company, Volume 3, Page 244

Records of the Virginia Company — Records of the Virginia Company, Volume 3, Page 243

Records of the Virginia Company — Records of the Virginia Company, Volume 3, Page 242

Records of the Virginia Company — Records of the Virginia Company, Volume 3, Page 241

New-York Spectator (August 20 — New-York Spectator (August 20, 1835), Page 1

Cemetery overlooking the Potomac River with the U.S. Capitol in the distance — Soldier’s Cemetery at Arlington Heights, Virginia.

Richmond Protest March

Headquarters of the U.S. Christian Commission in Richmond

Medical Certificate from the Baltimore Alms House

Hunting of the Grizzly Bear. — Hunting of the Grizzly Bear.

George Town and Federal City — George Town and Federal City, or City of Washington.

Claremont Manor

Members and Officers of The Constitutional Convention of Virginia — Members and Officers of The Constitutional Convention of Virginia, Richmond—1901–’2

Ducking Chair

Jamestown 1630s: Harvey's Industrial Enclave — Jamestown 1630s: Harvey’s Industrial Enclave

Indenture for a Free Black Woman — Indenture of a “Free Black Girl”

Old John Brown's Career Illustrated. — Old John Brown’s Career Illustrated.

Letter from Robert E. Lee to Charles Carter Lee — Letter from Robert E. Lee to Charles Carter Lee, p.3

Return of Federal Foraging Parties into Camp — Return of Federal Foraging Parties into Camp, Near Annandale Chapel, Va.

1st Virginia Cavalry

The Exchange Bank Amid Rubble

Black Union Soldier and Family — African American Soldier and Family

Federal Occupation of Petersburg

James Pleasants

Letter from Robert E. Lee to Charles Carter Lee — Letter from Robert E. Lee to Charles Carter Lee, p.4

William Parks's Virginia Gazette — William Parks’s Virginia Gazette

Gessner Harrison

A New Display of the United States — A New Display of the United States

Railroad Survey Map for Pulaski County

Hening's Statutes at Large — Hening’s Statutes at Large, Volume 1, Page 438

Robert Carter III

Richmond Bread Riot

Map of the Battle Field of Fredericksburg

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