Civil War Letters: Connecticut

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Civil War Letters: Connecticut

5th Conn. Inf. - First Battle of Winchester - Fighting Stonewall Jackson - Great Letter by Musician J. Atwater Hall

7th Connecticut Vols. - St. Helena Island, S.C., Nov. 1863 - Turning in Old Enfield's for Spencer Carbines - Fired Calcium Light into Fort Sumter, "A Shapeless Mass"

10th Connecticut Volunteer Infantry - Letter by Lt. Benjamin Wright, Morris Island, S.C. July 27th, 1863

10th Connecticut - Lieut. Wright, 8 Legal-Size Pages, Written on Morris Island, July 1863 Great Description of Mortars & Artillery

A Quite Amazing 27th Connecticut Battle Letter from the Battle of Fredericksburg – George S. Hill Describes being Hit there 3 Times & with a Piece of Shell Still Stuck Between his Eyes. His Overcoat had 9 Bullet Holes in it!