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Title
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Architecture and Townscapes
Still Image
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Alternative Title
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24764
Relation
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http://hdl.handle.net/2345/4868
Date
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February 8, 1862
Temporal Coverage
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1862-02-08
Identifier
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(Becker)CW-FHS-NC-2/8/62a
Creator
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Schell, Francis H., 1834-1909
Title
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Formal Surrender of Rebels at Roanoke Island
Medium
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Graphite on wove paper
Extent
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11.75 x 19 in.
Has Part
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Recto: "Knapsacks, cartridge boxes // All marked thus X -- Secesh Uniform when found light color. Turn over."
Verso: "I sketched this scene shortly after the formal surrender of the rebels at the extensive barracks about a mile back of 'Fort Huger' which is situated at Weir's Point, the extreme north point of the island. Parties of prisoners were continually being brought in and disposed of. Some few of them wore the air of martyrs in a just cause, but the majority appeared to consider their change of condition as a happy relase from sufferings & privations 'past, present, & future'. I had intended to write a detailed account of the surrender, but my time has been so completely occupied in keeping track of & sketching events, that it has been quite impossible. I refer you to the correspondence of the daily press, & for particulars of the second days business, to the Phila. Inquirer whose correspondent was my companion during most of the day, & whose opportunities for observing, were, I know better than were enjoyed by the others. [signed] FHS."
Description
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Vertical and horizontal folds; dog ears on left margins; loss of paper at right; brown stains on verso; brown glue stains on recto.
Source
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Original drawing location: CW-FHS-NC-2/8/62a (Box 8.)
Abstract
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Unusual scene.
Subject
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North Carolina--History--Civil War, 1861-1865
Roanoke Island (N.C.)--History--Capture, 1862
Burnside's Expedition to North Carolina, 1862
Capitulations, Military--History--19th century
Type
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Graphite drawings--American--1860-1870
Spatial Coverage
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35.8897427, -75.6615384
Coverage
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North Carolina--Dare--Roanoke Island
Architecture
Chimney
Flag
Forts, Confederate
Horses
Uniform
Zouaves