Other Resources

This is meant to be a comprehensive list. If, however, you know of a resource that is not listed below, please send an email to ng.ny.nyarng.list.historians@army.mil with the name of the resource and where it is located. This can include photographs, letters, articles and other non-book materials. Also, if you have any materials in your possession that you would like to donate, the museum is always looking for items specific to New York's military heritage. Thank you.

121st New York Infantry Regiment Collection.
Abstract:    Includes letters of Adelbert Reed letters, pamphlets, order papers, certificates, and address cards of several soldiers four reports and a notice of 121st reunions five rosters of the 121st New York Volunteer Association History of the 121st New York State Infantry, by Isaac O. Best Report of the Gettysburg Monument Committee of the 121st N.Y. Volunteers five muster rolls Christian W. Lucius power of attorney paperwork an 1865 inventory and inspection report of a 121st camp and garrison a roster and payroll and a recruitment broadside.
Located at the Fenimore Art Museum, Cooperstown, NY.

Adams, John Ripley. Memorial and letters of Rev. John R. Adams, Chaplain of the Fifth Maine and the One hundred and twenty-first New York regiments during the War of the rebellion, serving from the beginning to its close. [Cambridge: University press] 1890.

Austin, Thomas. 1861-1905 (bulk 1861-1867). Papers.
Description:    16 items
Abstract:    This folder contains 4 civil war diaries of Thomas Austin, 8 bills of Confederate and Union currency (of which two are a vintage facsimile), Austin's discharge from the Nathaniel Post Company D of the 121st regiment of New York infantry on 25 June 1865, two $100 Confederate bonds issued in July and August of 1862, and Austin's last U.S. Army pension voucher in 1905.
Held by the Boulder Historical Society.

Bates, Delavan. Delavan Bates Letters, 1860-1865 : 121st New York Volunteer Infantry. 

Beckwith, Dewitt Clinton and Salvatore Cilella. From Antietam to Appomattox with Upton's Regulars : a Civil War memoir from the 121st New York regiment. Jefferson, North Carolina : McFarland & Company, Inc., Publishers, 2023.

Best, Isaac O. History of the 121st New York state infantry. Chicago: [W. S. Conkey co.], 1921. Reprinted 1996.
Available online at: http://www.archive.org/details/historyof121stne00best

Barrell, Jonathan. Letters, 1862-1864. 
Letters to his brother and sister, containing mostly news about the 121st Regiment, whose soldiers came from Little Falls, NY (Herkimer Co.) and vicinity. There are also some personal comments on the action he observed at Fredericksburg (1862) and Chancellorsville, Virginia (1863). 6 items. 
Located at the New York State Library Manuscripts and Special Collections.

Boos, John E., etl al. Papers, 1911-1954.
Description:    40 items
Abstract:    Letters to Boos contain reminiscences about Abraham Lincoln as well as William T. Sherman, Horace Greeley, and Civil War military experiences.
Held at the Abraham Lincoln Presidential Library and Museum.

Cilella, Salvatore G., Jr. The 121st New York state infantry regiment, 1862-1865. S.l. : s.n.,1972. 
A thesis submitted to the Faculty of the State University of New York College at Oneonta at its Cooperstown Graduate Program in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Master of Arts, 1972. 3, ix, 212 l. ; 29 cm.

Cilella, Salvatore G., Jr. Upton's Regulars: The 121st New York Infantry in the Civil War. Lawrence, KS: University Press of Kansas, 2009.

Cronkite, James w. Report of the Gettysburg monument committee of the 121st New York volunteers, supplemented with names of the contributors, and a brief sketch of the Regiment. [Cooperstown: Press of the Ostego Republican, 1889].

Davis, E., et al. Letters from Federal soldiers stationed in Virginia, to friends at home, 1861-1864.
Description:    20 items.
Abstract:    Letters discuss life in camp; weather; news of home; scouting across the Potomac for rebels ahd horses; the fight for Roanoke Island,1862; religious meetings and illnesses in camp; marches preliminary to the Peninsular Campaign; deserters from the 121st New York swimming across the Potomac; touring sites in Washington, D.C.; and admiration for General McClellan. One of Ambrose Huntley's letters contains a sketch of the fortifications around Washington, D.C. There is also a letter on patriotic stationery from Quaker merchant Daniel Holloway to George Gilbert, 1864 June 16, on the price of wool per pound. Correspondents include E. Davis, Ambrose A. Huntley and James W. Huntley of the 1st Maine Heavy Artillery, William E. Kewin, James Henry Reese, and Monroe Thayer of the 10th Regiment, Massachusetts Volunteers.
Held by the University of Virginia.

De Young, Mary Wallitt. Drummer boy : Henry Hilton Wood and the Civil War. S.l. s.n. 1990.

DeYoung, H. Don,  donor. H. Don DeYoung collection, 1692-1946.
Description:    6 boxes.
Abstract:    Manuscript map of Pavilion Township, Kalamazoo County, Michigan, 1847. Baggerly family papers. Cash book, C. O. Loomis Corps No. 195, Department of Michigan, Woman's Relief Corps, Auxiliary to the Grand Army of the Republic, 1891-1897. Correspondence of Philip H. Messerschmidt, Grand Rapids, Michigan, 1942-1944. Scott family papers, Vermontville, Eaton County, Michigan, 1861-1910. Marring family papers and genealogy, 1859-1885 (some originals) which include the letters of William Maring who enlisted in Company G, First New York Dragoons as William Manning. Daily sick report, 12th Michigan Infantry, 1864-1866. Assessment for teacher's pay, Wakeshma School District #6, 1872-1882. Diary of P. Schollenberger, Stark County, Ohio, 1880. (Photocopies). Various diaries, letters, miscellaneous writings about the following Civil War soldiers, Martin V. Taylor, Michigan 3rd Infantry; James S. Jones, New York 136th Infantry, Company G; Henry C. Jones, New York 13th Infantry, Company G; John D. Rendall, Mississippi 22nd Infantry, Company D, Confederate States of America; Stedman T. Stiles, New York 16th Infantry and New York 121st Infantry; John H. Roberts, New York 14th Volunteers, Heavy Artillery; George Ellis, Michigan 4th Cavalry; Henry Bacon, Michigan 11th Cavalry, Company K;T.R. Dorret, Confederate States of America; George R. Niles, Confederate States of America; John Wasson, Michigan 2nd Cavalry; Stephen P. Marsh, Michigan 11th Infantry, Co. A and C; Andrew J. Curtis, Michigan 18th Infantry, Co. H; Norman G. Pomeroy, Michigan 3rd Cavalry, Co.K; William W. Smith, Michigan 3rd Infantry, Co. H; Amaziah Hadden, Illinois 23rd Infantry, Co. D.; German Brown, Indiana 100th Infantry, Co.B; soldier, Tennessee 22nd Infantry Confederate States of America; Alexander C. Christopher, Ohio 6th Infantry; H.P. Beckwith, Michigan 3rd Infantry, Co.K; Lewis Sweidler, Michigan 7th Infantry; Charles R. Pomeroy, Ohio 33rd Infantry, Co. A.; Samuel Gault, Massachusetts 38th Infantry, Co. A; Sayre Ennis, Pennsylvania 19th Infantry, Co.F; Henry S. Coyle, Co. G, 4th Regiment, Pennsylvania Infantry (33rd Volunteers); Samuel White, Wisconsin 5th Camp; Charles R. Pomeroy, Ohio 33rd Infantry. Papers of Lt. Colonel Benjamin F. Orcutt, Michigan 25th Volunteer Infantry, 1863. Diary and papers of Randolph R. Knapp, Co. E, 6 U.S. Cavalry, 1863-1865. Papers of Colonel John M. Oliver, 15th Michigan Infantry. John Wasson letters, Co. C, 2nd Michigan Cavalry. (Most are photocopies.).
Held by Western Michigan University.

Fish, John D. Civil War Miscellaneous Collection 
(Capt's letters, Nov 12 & 22, 1863; Letter by Capt Cleveland Campbell of 121st NY, Nov 20, 1863).
Located at the Military History Institute in Carlisle, PA.

Greiner, James M. Subdued by the Sword: A Line Officer in the 121st New York Volunteers. Albany, NY: State University Press, 2003.

Hall, Henry Seymour. With the Sixth corps at Gettysburg, a paper prepared and read before the Kansas commandery of the Military order of the loyal legion of the United States, Thursday, November 5, 1896. Lawrence: Journal press, 1896.

Hartwell, John F. L. To my beloved wife and boy at home : the letters and diaries of Orderly Sergeant John F.L. Hartwell. Madison, NJ: Fairleigh Dickinson University Press, 1997.

Holt, Daniel M. "In Captivity." Civil War Times Illustrated (Aug 1979): pp. 34-39.

Holt, Daniel M. A surgeon's Civil War the letters and diary of Daniel M. Holt, M.D. Kent, Ohio : Kent State University Press,1994. xvi, 304 p. : ill., maps ; 24 cm.

Ingraham, John James. Letters, 1862-1865.
1 volume (75 pages). Transcriptions. Photocopies. 
Letters, 1862-1865, of John James Ingraham, Company D, 121st New York Infantry, to his parents Orsemus Ingraham and Barbara McMullen of Brocketts Bridge, New York (now Dolgeville in Herkimer County), his brothers and sisters, and friends and concern family matters, battles, casualties, military life, camp conditions, troop movement and placement, and the weather. Transcribed by Edward Ingraham of Maryland in 1986. Includes a brief introduction and biography, an inventory of letters, and a subject index.
Accession 43452. Located at the Library of Virginia in Richmond, Virginia.
Thank you to Ed Worman for pointing out this resource.

Kidder, John S. John S. Kidder papers, 1853-1955 (bulk 1862-1920).
Description:    1 cu. ft.
Abstract:    This collection contains materials connected with John S. Kidder and the 121st Regiment of New York Volunteers during the U.S. Civil War. It is divided up into two series, the first being Kidder and family's personal papers, which include the letters John wrote to his wife Harriet during the war, and the correspondence, receipts and other items connected to his position on the Gettysburg Monument Committee twenty-five years later. The second series contains administrative records of Company I of the 121st Regiment, particularly those concerned with ordnance and supplies (including clothing), along with muster rolls, correspondence, orders, inspection reports, and John S. Kidder's pension, muster in/out, and promotion papers.
Located at the Fenimore Art Museum, Cooperstown, NY.

Krutz, David P. Distant Drums: Herkimer County in the War of the Rebellion, Utica: North Country Books, 1997.
Thank you to Steve Glazer for pointing out this resource.

Letters from Federal soldiers stationed in Virginia, to friends at home,1861-1864. 
Letters discuss life in camp; weather; news of home; scouting across the Potomac for rebels ahd horses; the fight for Roanoke Island,1862; religious meetings and illnesses in camp; marches preliminary to the Peninsular Campaign; deserters from the 121st New York swimming across the Potomac; touring sites in Washington, D.C.; and admiration for General McClellan. One of Ambrose Huntley's letters contains a sketch of the fortifications around Washington, D.C. There is also a letter on patriotic stationery from Quaker merchant Daniel Holloway to George Gilbert, 1864 June 16, on the price of wool per pound. Correspondents include E. Davis, Ambrose A. Huntley and James W. Huntley of the 1st Maine Heavy Artillery, William E. Kewin, James Henry Reese, and Monroe Thayer of the 10th Regiment, Massachusetts Volunteers. 
20 items.
Located at the University of Virginia.

Mather, Andrew E. and Mather, A. Dan. Letters, 1862-1865, to his brother. 
Typescript of letter describing battle at Rappahannock; letter from New Orleans (1865) urging his brother to come south to join him in running a plantation. 8 pieces. 
Located at Dartmouth College.

Michie, Peter Smith. The life and letters of Emory Upton, Colonel of the Fourth regiment of artillery, by Peter S. Michie. With an introduction by James Harrison Wilson. New York: Appleton and co., 1885.

Military Collection - Civil War, 1861-1910(ca.), 1861-1865 (bulk). 
Numerous commissions, discharges, a few photographs, and pension papers. There are rosters, orders, returns, and other papers for companies of the 14th, 43rd, 81st, 89th, 115th, and 121st Infantry Regiments, N.Y. Volunteers; letters, orders, rolls, returns of Capt. Harvey R. Gardner, Co. F, 148th Volunteers, 1862-64; book of memoirs, letters, and clippings concerning Civil War service of Major Nicholas J. DeGraff, 115th N.Y. Volunteers; enlistment roll, Co. K, 37th Artillery Regiment, 1863-69; and a photograph album of high officers at Camp Nelson, Va., Army of the Potomac. Letters of Samuel D. French, 121st Volunteers and U.S. Army Signal Corps; Daniel Davis, William H. Lewis, John J. McDonald, and George Maret, 44th Volunteers; John Cook, 51st Volunteers; John Tidd, 109th Volunteers; Gilbert Parshall, 42nd Illinois Volunteers; and Lemi Crary, 86th New York Volunteers. Also several scrapbooks of Civil War covers, and a letter book of Gen. Samuel S. Burnside, both incoming and outgoing, 5th Division, New York National
Guard, showing strong Democratic sympathies; a lecture by Myron Adams on involvement of the U.S.S. Perry in the Battle of Mobile Bay, 1864; and ms. poem.
1.5 cubic ft. 
Located at the New York State Historical Association, Library, Cooperstown, New York 13326.

Military Collection - Civil War Diaries, 1861-1865.
17 items (ca.)
Reproduction note: Original, photocopies, and transcripts.
Abstract: Diaries of Corp. Newell Burch, 154th New York Volunteers (battles of Fredericksburg and Gettysburg); James G. Derrickson, 66th Volunteers (imprisoned at Andersonville and elsewhere); Capt. George Harrison, 62nd Volunteers; Orin W. Monroe, 185th Volunteers; Dean A. Pierce, 121st Volunteers; Joel W. Rogers, 64th Volunteers; Sgt. George Smith, 93rd Volunteers; Edward Wales, 121st Volunteers; Daniel M. Holt, Ass't Surgeon, 121st Volunteers (also letters); John L. Hoster, 148th Volunteers (also company roll book); F. Wunderlen, 33rd Volunteers; and John Wright, 2nd Volunteers.
Located at the New York State Historical Association, Library, Cooperstown, New York 13326

Morgan, Hance. Diary,1862,1865. 
Typewritten transcript of a diary, 1862-1865, which describes his service in Co. A, 1st Infantry New York Battery or the New York Volunteers, 6th Army Corps; Fredericksburg (Md.); review by Hooker (4/1863); transferral to the 121st Regiment; deserters being shot; Spotsylvania (1864); the Smithsonian Institut being burned (1/24/1865); taking Rebel prisoners (4/1965), visiting the soldiers cemetery at Lee's farm (Arlington National Cemetery) (6/1865); being mustered out of service from the 149th Regiment (6/1865). Notes of a family friend of Morgan's grandson describing Morgan's life are also included. 1 folder. 
Located at the Clarke Historical Library.

Morgan, Hance. CWTIColl
(Enlisted man's diary, Sep 5, 1862-Jun 23, 1865) 
Located at the Military History Institute in Carlisle, PA.

Morse, Francis W. Personal experiences in the war of the great rebellion, from December, 1862, to July, 1865, by F. W. Morse, Major. Albany: [Munsell, printer] 1866.

Remmel, William. and Bender, Robert Patrick. Like grass before the scythe :the life and death of Sgt. William Remmel, 121st New York Infantry. Tuscaloosa : University of Alabama Press, 2007.

Reed, Adelbert. 121st New York Infantry Regiment collection, 1860-1924.
Description:    0.5 cu. ft. + 2 oversize folders (1 OVS and 1 OVS+)
Abstract:    Includes letters of Adelbert Reed; letters, pamphlets, order papers, certificates, and address cards of several soldiers; four reports and a notice of 121st reunions; five rosters of the 121st New York Volunteer Association; "History of the 121st New York State Infantry," by Isaac O. Best; Report of the Gettysburg Monument Committee of the 121st N.Y. Volunteers; five muster rolls; Christian W. Lucius power of attorney paperwork; an 1865 inventory and inspection report of a 121st camp and garrison; a roster and payroll; and a recruitment broadside.
Located at the Fenimore Art Museum, Cooperstown, NY.

Remmel, William. William Remmel papers :letters and papers, 1862-1924 (bulk 1862-1864). 
The papers include thirteen letters concerning attempts on the part of William Remmel's family to ascertain his fate after the war; seven letters and documents describe his family's efforts to obtain his back pay; six letters and documents pertain to his mother's attempts to be awarded a pension as the dependent mother of a Civil War casualty; six items relate to William Remmel's days as a student at Fairfield academy; and ten miscellaneous letters and documents include such items as the songs sung at his funeral, a memorial poster of his regiment, and one letter from his brother Caleb Leopold Remmel to his parents.
205 items. 
Located at the University of Arkansas, Fayetteville.

Rice, Adam Clarke. The letters and writings of the late Lieut. Adam Clarke Rice, of the 121st regiment, N.Y. volunteers. Compiled and prepared by his brother, C. E. Rice. Little Falls: Journal & Courier press, 1864.

Roback, Henry. The veteran volunteers of Herkimer and Otsego counties in the war of the rebellion; being a history of the 152d N.Y.V. With scenes, incidents, etc., which occurred in the ranks, of the 34th N.Y., 97th N.Y., 121st N.Y., 2d N.Y. heavy artillery, and 1st and 2d N.Y. mounted rifles; also the active part performed by the boys in blue who were associated with the 152d N.Y.V. in Gen. Hancock's Second army corps during Grant's campaign, from the Wilderness to the surrender of Gen. Lee at Appomattox Court House, Va Utica. N.Y: Press of L.C. Childs & Son, 1888. 
Available online at: http://persi.heritagequestonline.com.dbgateway.nysed.gov/hqoweb/library/do/books/search/publications

Saint, John G. Delevan Bates : Civil War general, Medal of Honor recipient : one of our own, Worcester, New York. [Springfield, IL? : John G. Saint?], 1997
Abstract:    "General Bates was born in Richmondville, Schoharie county, New York, March 17, 1840, and had attained the age of seventy-eight years when he passed away at Aurora, Nebraska on the l9th of December, 1918. His youthful days were passed in the Empire state and his educational advantages were thosé accorded by the public schools. He had attained his majority when on the 23d of August,1862 he responded to the country's call for troops to aid in the preservation of the Union and became a second lieutenant. He was at that time residing at Worcester, Otsego county, New York, and he assisted in recruiting the One Hundred and Twentyfirst New York Volunteers, being mustered in with that regiment on the 18th of August." - p. 1.
Cataloged by the Four Counties Library System, NY.

Sheffield, George H. George H. Sheffield diary, 1865-1866.
Description:    1 volume (198 pages)
Abstract:    Pocket diary of a soldier-bandsman of the 121st New York State Volunteers. The volume contains brief, daily entries of fighting in Virginia. After Sheffield was mustered out, June 25, 1865, he returned home to Butternuts, N.Y., where he farmed and did odd jobs. Accompanied by a letter to his parents, written in April from camp in Virginia.
Held by the New-York Historical Society.

Slocum, John O. John O. Slocum papers, 1861-1878.
Description:    4 folders
Abstract:    Medical certificates and correspondence of a Syracuse surgeon; also, papers relating to his service as a surgeon with the 121st Regiment, New York Volunteers, including letters he removed from deceased Confederate soldiers; also includes a diary for the year 1864 and a photograph of Slocum.
Held at the Onondaga Historical Association Research Center, 321 Montgomery Street, Syracuse, NY.

Sisson, Albert E. Francis Marion Sisson, Jacob Gould, and Orin Gould in the American Civil War. 2015.

Smith, Ingraham P. The Ingraham P. Smith collection,1861-1865. 
47 items (815 cubic in.). Collection consists of 45 letters on 51 sheets of paper. Also 2 medical documents from Army hospitals. Most of the letters were written to his mother, Mary Ann Watson. A few of the letters were written to his sister, Mary E. Smith. One letter was not written by Ingraham P. Smith, it may have been written by one of his brothers. 
Located at the State University of New York at Binghamton.

Tanner, Mertson S. Civil War Miscellaneous Collection 
(Enlisted man's letter, Dec 27, 1862).
Located at the Military History Institute in Carlisle, PA.

Tyler, J. K. To the 121st. N.Y. ("Onesters"):and the FIfth Maine. 2nd Brigade, 6th Corps. Worcester, N.Y.: s.n.,1800’s? 
Broadside. 31 x 16 cm.
Located at the New York Historical Society, New York, NY and Brown University.

Underwood, John M. Civil War diary of John M. Underwood, 1864.
Description:    2 items
Abstract:    This collection consists of an handwritten diary, with a book entitled "Soldier Health" published in 1863.
Held by the Lincoln Memorial University Library, Harrogate, TN.

United States. Army. New York Infantry Regiment, 121st Association. Roster of the 121st New York Volunteer Association, 1862 - 1898 : containing a list of the Association Officers, Treasurer's Report and Report of Reunion, Roll of Honor, List of Survivors, Etc. Cooperstown, NY: Otsego Republican Book and Job Printing House, 1898.

United States. Army. New York Infantry Regiment, 121st. Soldiers memorial : Company I, 121st Regt. New York Vol. Infantry ..., 1863.
Description:    1 sheet : illustrations ; 57 cm
Held by the University of Arkansas, Mullins.

United States.; Army.; New York Infantry Regiment, 121st. Excursion to the Battlefield of Gettysburg and dedication of monument by the Veterans of the 121st New York infantry (Upton's Regulars). New York. 1889.
Description:    broadsheet, 28 x 22 cm
Held at Dartmouth College.

United States. Army. New York Infantry Regiment, 121st. Report of the 41st annual reunion, 121st New York volunteers. [New York]. 1917.
Located at the Fenimore Art Museum, Cooperstown, NY.

Upton, Emory. "The Frustrations at Fredericksburg." Civil War Times Illustrated. 17 :4 July, 1978. 44-45.

Upton, Emory. HCWRTColl 
(GEN's letter, Dec 23, 1862).
Located at the Military History Institute in Carlisle, PA.

Valentine, Scott. “Numbers Prevailed: Lieutenant James Johnston, Company E, 121st New York Volunteer Infantry.” Military Images (Jan/Feb 2009): pp. 18-19. Per.

Walker, Henry B. Henry B. Walker Letters: An inventory of his correspondence at Syracuse University.
The Henry B. Walker Letters (January 1863 - March 1864) consist of 43 outgoing letters from Union soldier Henry B. Walker. Though addressed and sent to members of his family, they were apparently intended for general circulation among his friends at home. The letters primarily contain descriptions of his life in the army camp, at the hospital after he was wounded, and during the maneuvers of the army around the Rappahannock and Rapidan rivers. The letters include descriptions of tents, food, marches, illnesses, the excitement of battle and the tedium of camp life, as well as friendships, religious services, and political and military opinions. 
The bulk of the letters originate from the following Virginia locations: White Oak Church, Falmouth, Potomac Creek Bridge Station, Balford Heights, New Baltimore, Warrenton, Culpepper, Cedar Mountain, Mitchell Station, Rappahannock Station, and Welford's Ford. There are three letters from Georgetown in Washington, D.C. (while Walker was in hospital). The last three letters are written from Elmdale, New York after he arrived home, and are accompanied by transcripts. 
More information is at: library.syr.edu/digital/guides/w/walker_hb.htm 
Resource submitted by Patrick Fultz.

Walter, John F. ? One hundred and twenty-first [regiment] New York infantry. [Middle Village?, N.Y.] : [publisher not identified]
Description:    8 unnumbered leaves : 3 maps ; 29 cm
Located at the Fenimore Art Museum, Cooperstown, NY.

Wert, Jeffrey D. "Spotsylvania Shock Wave." : Dynamic Union tactics met Southern grit on May 10, 1864." Civil War Times. 61 :3 June 2022. 26-37.

Whitehead, William Henry and Nancy K. Murphy. Civil War diary, 1864. Mocksville, NC : N.K. Murphy, 1998.
Located at the Onondaga County Public Library.

Wilson, Robert P. Robert P. Wilson Civil War commission, 1863 April 10. 
Commission appointing Robert P. Wilson major of the 121st Regiment of Infantry, New York State Volunteers. 1 item ; 38 x 28 cm. (0.1 linear ft.). 
Located at the Buffalo & Erie County Historical Society Library.

Wilson, John S. "Captain Fish and the 121st New York Volunteers at Rappahannock Station, Virginia." Military Collector and Historian (Fall 1996): pp. 114-20.

Wood, Henry Hilton. Experiences During the Civil War by Henry Hilton Wood, uncle of Ida Manning.
Chapters 4 - 7 are online. The complete book is available in the Research Center.
Copy of typed transcript.

Woodcock, Philip R. NW Corner CWRT Coll 
(Lieut's diary, Jan 1-Jun 7, 1865).
Located at the Military History Institute in Carlisle, PA.

Wynne, Michael. Civil War Miscellaneous Collection
(List of stores, May 2, 1864)
Located at the Military History Institute in Carlisle, PA.

Unit bibliography from the Army Heritage Center

Items in the museum collection are in bold.