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Ruins of the U.S. Capitol

Unidentified Confederate Soldier with Bowie Knife

View of the University of Virginia — View of the University of Virginia, Charlottesville & Monticello, Taken From Lewis Mountain

Arrival of Confederate Prisoners at Point Lookout

Guarding Point Lookout Prison Camp

Prisoners at Point Lookout

Selling Crabs at Point Lookout

Minstrel Show at Point Lookout

Letter from Robert E. Lee to Charles Carter Lee — Letter from Robert E. Lee to Charles Carter Lee, p.1

Wheeling Daily Intelligencer (October 1 — Wheeling Daily Intelligencer (October 1, 1856), Page 2

1935 House Rules Committee Investigation

Near the Site Where "Stonewall" Jackson Was Shot — Near the Site Where Stonewall” Jackson Was Shot”””

Indians Hunting the Bison — Indians Hunting the Bison

An overseer smokes while watching two enslaved women work clearing a field — An Overseer Doing His Duty near Fredericksburg, Virginia

The Constitution of the State of Virginia Adopted by the Convention of 1901—2. — The Constitution of the State of Virginia Adopted by the Convention of 1901–2.

Hospital for Union officers

President Franklin D. Roosevelt's New Deal — President Franklin D. Roosevelt’s New Deal

The "Chesapeake" and the "Leopard." 21st June 1807. — The Chesapeake” and the “”Leopard.”” 21st June 1807.“””

The Norfolk Post (October 2 — The Norfolk Post (October 2, 1865), Page 1

Invitation to Mr. F. C. Labbe's Ball — Invitation to Mr. F. C. Labbe’s Ball

Mary Willis Burwell

Arthur Ashe's Passport — Arthur Ashe’s Passport

Member of the Lynchburg Rifles — Member of the Lynchburg Rifles, Company E, 11th Virginia Infantry Volunteers

Henry Box Brown

The Court-Martial of Union General Fitz-John Porter

Bird Notes and Sketches

Charles Howell Porter

Southern Types—The Wolf and the Lamb in Politics. — Southern Types—The Wolf and the Lamb in Politics.

An Anti-Suffrage Viewpoint — An Anti-Suffrage Viewpoint

The Virginia Horse — The Virginia Horse

List of Negro Men & Boys

General Beauregard Doll

Negro Office-Holders in Virginia 1865—1895 — Negro Office-Holders in Virginia 1865–1895

Ripon Hall

Castle Thunder — Castle Thunder (1865)

Sharon Indian School

The Liberator (December 27 — The Liberator (December 27, 1834), Page 1

New-York Tribune (July 15 — New-York Tribune (July 15, 1861), Page 3

Richmond Enquirer (August 23 — Richmond Enquirer (August 23, 1833), Page 1

Will be Sold — Will be Sold

Ratification of the Nineteenth Amendment

Reverend John Powell

Virginia Constitutional Convention — Virginia Constitutional Convention

The Woman Suffrage Movement and Racism

Democratic Ratification Meeting — Democratic Ratification Meeting

Washington Irving and His Literary Friends at Sunnyside. — Washington Irving and His Literary Friends at Sunnyside.

Army of the James

Equal Suffrage: Address from the Colored Citizens of Norfolk — Equal Suffrage: Address from the Colored Citizens of Norfolk, Va., to the People of the United States. Also an Account of the Agitation among the Colored People of Virginia for Equal Rights. With an Appendix Concerning the Rights of Colored Witnesses before the State Courts (1865), Page 2

Hening's Statutes at Large — Hening’s Statutes at Large, Volume 4, Page 269

Hening's Statutes at Large — Hening’s Statutes at Large, Volume 1, Page 242

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