Ruins of the Chancellor House, 1941

Member of
Elliott Cross and James A. Cross Civil War Collection
Publisher
Florida Atlantic University Libraries' Digital Library [digital object]
Note

West of Fredericksburg there stretched the dark green mass of the Wilderness, a dense tangle of second-growth forest, nearly 15 miles square, in which oak and pine predominated. About a mile within the Wilderness from its eastern edge was the Chancellor House, known as Chancellorsville, and just south of the forest was Spotsylvania Court House.

Language
English
Type
Still Image
Genre
illustration
Subject (Topical)
American Civil War --United States --Pictorial Works.
Identifier
3172067
Additional Information
West of Fredericksburg there stretched the dark green mass of the Wilderness, a dense tangle of second-growth forest, nearly 15 miles square, in which oak and pine predominated. About a mile within the Wilderness from its eastern edge was the Chancellor House, known as Chancellorsville, and just south of the forest was Spotsylvania Court House.
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IID
FADT3172067
Physical Description

image/jp2
PURL
http://purl.flvc.org/fcla/dt/3172067
Related Item


Original: Box 2, Folder 50, Elliott Cross and James A. Cross Civil War Collection FAU Libraries’ Special Collections Department.

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Ruins of the Chancellor House, 1941
URL
http://purl.flvc.org/fcla/dt/3172067
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Florida Atlantic University Libraries' Digital Library [digital object]
Title
Ruins of the Chancellor House, 1941
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Ruins of the Chancellor House, 1941