University of Virginia
McCue Family Papers
Bumgardner Family Papers
Alexander H. H. Stuart Family Papers
Letters of Casper C. Branner, 1860-1864
Smiley Family Papers
Business records of Augusta Co.
Rogers Family Papers
Strickler Family Papers
Kelly Walker Trimble Papers
McGuffin Family Papers
Bell Family Papers
Bowman Family Papers
Harnsburger Family Papers
William E. Bibb Papers
Stuart-Baldwin Papers
Carr Family
Francis McFarland Papers
James Patton Papers
Pilson Family Papers
Harrison Family Papers
Argosy Collection
A. B. McCorkle Letters
Garber Family Papers
Wilson Family Papers
B. S. Brooke Letter
Diary of Joseph A. Waddell
Valley of the Shadow, Virginia Center for Digital History
Diary of Abraham Essick
Letters to Henry Bitner
Diary of Anna Mellinger
Diary of Nancy Emerson
Nelly Clayton Letter
Lewellyn Meriwether Humphris Letter
Harman Family Letters
Downey Family Papers
James Poage's Business Papers
Brooks Family Letters
Diary of Andrew Brooks
U. S. Army Military History Institute, Carlisle Barracks, Carlisle, Pa.
Civil War Miscellaneous Collection; Alvin H. Alexander, 103rd Pennsylvania Infantry Regiment
Civil War Miscellaneous Collection; Reynolds Laughlin, 103rd Pennsylvania Infantry Regiment
Civil War Miscellaneous Collection; Reynolds Laughlin, 103rd Pennsylvania Infantry Regiment
Civil War Miscellaneous Collection; Foster Family
Civil War Miscellaneous Collection; Samuel Z. Maxwell, 21st Pennsylvania Cavalry Regiment
Civil War Miscellaneous Collection; Sylvester McElheney Letters
Civil War Miscellaneous; Samuel W. North, Co. C, 126th, Pennsylvania Infantry
Civil War Miscellaneous; Diary of Franklin Rankin
Harrisburg Civil War Round Table; Henry M. Erisman, Company K 77th Pennsylvania Infantry Regiment
Harrisburg Civil War Round Table collection; Hamer, John & Samuel, 191st Pennsylvania Infantry Regiment
Harrisburg Civil War Round Table 1862; Charles W. Spire; Letter from Joseph B. Sweigart 107th Pennsylvania Infantry Regiment
Harrisburg Civil War Round Table collection; Henry C. Metzger, 16th and 184th Penna. Infantry
Peter Boyer Collection
James A. Carman Correspondence
Lucius P. Mox Correspondence
Christian Geisel Collection, Microfilm, MG226
Pennsylvania State Archives, Pennsylvania Historical and Museum Commission
Civil War Material, Misc. Diaries & Letter, Microfilm, MG-132
Samuel Potter Letters
Bob Taggart Letters
Diary David Wagner
Diary of Jonah Yoder
Bloss Family Collection
National Archives and Records Administration, Washington, D.C.
Letters of Charles L. Smith, 69th Pa., Compiled Military Service Records
Letters from the 126th Pa. Compiled Military Service Records
Pension Record of Wesley Krunkleton #114,824 (The David and Mary Demus Letters)
Pension Record of Augustus Hover, 107th Regiment
Bureau of Refugees, Freedmen, and Abandoned Lands, Research Group 105, Box E4269
Southern Claims Commission Records, Disallowed, Allowed, and Referred Claims for Augusta County, Virginia
Virginia Military Institute Archives
Henry H. Dedrick Papers
John H. Ervine Letter
Michael G. Harman Papers
Jacob Kent Langhorne Papers
Cyrus B. Coiner Letters
Dunlap Family Papers
John D. Imboden Papers
John D. Ross Letters
Library of Virginia
Lilley Family Papers
Francis H. Pierpont Executive Papers
Stuart Hall Alumni Association
Diary of Sarah Cordelia Wright
University of Kentucky
John Daniel Imboden Papers
Washington and Lee University
John Paul Dull Letters
Francis McFarland Papers
John D. Ross Letters
William and Mary College
Benjamin F. Walker Account Book
Joseph Wilson Ledger
Mossy Creek Sons of Temperance Papers
Merchant (anonymous) Ledger
Samuel Paul Letters
Mt. Solon Merchant Ledger
Mossy Creek Mills Ledger
Hirshes & Webb Ledger
John L. Beard Ledger
Woodrow Wilson Birthplace and Museum
Material Histories, Continuous Threads: Antebellum and Present-day Quilts of the Upper Shenandoah Valley
Dickinson College
Spencer-Dill Papers
Thomas Creigh Letters
John Andrew Creswell Letters
University of North Carolina
Thomas L. Ware Diary
Achilles James Tynes Papers
J. Kelly Bennette Papers
Alfred Papers
Kenton Harper Papers
Francis McFarland Papers
Wilson Family Papers
Henry William Falson Papers
Duke University Library
Marshall Clayton Stoner Papers
Adam D. Dunlop Letters
Eli Long Letters
James F. Lowman Letters
William E. Tolbert Letters
Heister Family Papers
Wisconsin Historical Society
Smiley Family Papers
Virginia Tech
Diary of Harvey Bear
Fredericksburg, Spotsylvania National Battlefield Park
James E. Beard Diary
Diary of James M. Cadwallander
Library of Congress
Jedediah Hotchkiss Papers
Edward McPherson Papers
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York County Historical Society
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The Late Seth Dickey, The Kittochtinny Historical Society Papers
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Bushman, Katherine G. "Old Homes of Augusta County, Part III." Vol. 9, no. 2.
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Cutter, Bowman. "The Middlebrook Charge and the Moffetts Creek German Reformed Congregation." Vol. 21, no. 1.
Difenthaler, Jon. "Lutheranism and Religious Pluralism in Virginia's Shenandoah Valley." Vol. 19, no. 2.
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Hamrick, Richard M., Jr. "Mills and Milling in Augusta County." Vol. 18, no. 2.
Hamrick, Richard M., Jr. "Three Questions." Vol. 8, no. 1. (Letters from soldier in hospital in Staunton)
Hanger, Frank C. "Mount Tabor Lutheran Church." Vol. 25, no. 2.
Hannah, Sally O. and Wayne D. "History of the Laurel Hill Baptist Church." Vol. 21, no. 2.
Harris, Scott H. "'And the Band Played On': The Stonewall Brigade Band and its 125 Years of Service to Staunton, Virginia, and the Nation." Vol. 17, no. 1.
Hawke, George. "History of Once-Important Mount Torry Furnace Traced." Vol. 14, no. 1.
Hite, Samuel P. Letter tto Henry C. Hite, 20 July 1862. Vol. 23, no. 2.
Huffer, Donna R. "A History of Spring Hill." Vol. 21, no. 2.
Huffer, Donna R. "History of Parnassus United Methodist Church and Parnassus Cemetery." Vol. 29, no. 1.
Huffer, Donna R. "The Story of One Log Cabin on Bull Creek." Vol. 24, no. 1.
"Index to Accounts of J. E. Bolen & Co., Mt. Solon, VA. (1859-1889)" Vol. 20, no. 1.
Jones, Martha Dabney. "History of Stuart Hall." Vol. 5, no. 1.
Keller, Kenneth W. "The Higher Education of Women in Staunton and Augusta County." Vol. 23, no. 1.
McCleary, Ann. "Old Homes of Augusta County: A Survey." Vol. 19, no. 1.
Newlon, Howard, Jr. "The Evolution of Transportation in Virginia." Vol. 16, no. 1.
Patrick, Dr. Jame B. "Jedediah Hotchkiss: Rebel Mapmaker and Virginia Businessman, as Portrayed by Peter W. Roper." Vol. 28, no. 2.
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Reinhold, Dorothy Anne. "Old Waynesboro in Pictures." Part I in Vol. 14, no. 2.
Shutty, Dr. Michael S., Jr. "A History of Greenville as Reflected by the McGilvray- Hanger House, Circa 1818." Vol. 28, no. 2.
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James Madison University
D. C. Snyder Letters
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Jacob Hildebrand Diary
Alexander S. Coffman Letters
James L. McCowan Diary
Robert P. Bryarly Diary
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Frank Leslies' Illustrated, Alderman Library, Special Collections, University of Virginia
Illustrated London News, Alderman Library, Special Collections, University of Virginia
Southern Illustrated News, Alderman Library, Special Collections, University of Virginia
Virginia Military Institute Photograph Collection
Washington and Lee University Photograph Collection
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St. Francis of Assisi Church, Augusta County, Virginia
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First Presbyterian Church, Staunton, Virginia
St. John German Reformed Lutheran Church, Augusta County, Virginia
Burnt Cabins Presbyterian Church, Franklin County, Pennsylvania
Lower Path Valley Presbyterian Church, Franklin County, Pennsylvania
Salem Evangelical Lutheran Church, Franklin County, Pennsylvania
Second Evangelical Lutheran Church, Franklin County, Pennsylvania
Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church, Franklin County, Pennsylvania
Mount Zion Lutheran Church, Franklin County, Pennsylvania
Reformed Mennonite Church, Franklin County, Pennsylvania
Falling Spring Presbyterian Church, Franklin County, Pennsylvania
Waynesboro Methodist Episcopal Church, Franklin County, Pennsylvania
St. Paul's Methodist Episcopal Church, Chambersburg, Pennsylvania
Franklin Repository and Transcript, 1859-1861
Chambersburg Valley Spirit, 1859-61
Staunton Spectator, 1857-1861
Staunton Republican Vindicator, 1859-1861
Chambersburg Semi-Weekly Dispatch, 1862-1863
New York Tribune, 1860-61
Baltimore American, 1860-61
Richmond Enquirer, 1860-61
Harrisburg Telegraph, 1859-61
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