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1863

MS Civil War map St. Augustine Florida

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MS Civil War map St. Augustine Florida

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Manuscript map of St. Augustine Florida ca. 1863. The lighthouse is the old light, not used after 1874.

Under magnification, notations on the map identify positions of Union forces- the 7th Connecticut near the Hospital, and the 7th New Hampshire volunteers at the entrenchments where the full description reads “Entrenchments thrown up by the 7th N.H. Vol.” With online sources we can tie the seventh New Hampshire to St Aug from September 3, 1862 to May 10, 1863. The Seventh Connecticut was in St. Aug from April 13, 1863 to August 2, 1863.

CREATOR: Anonymous

PUBLICATION DATE: 1863

GEOGRAPHIC AREA: United States

BODY OF WATER: Atlantic Ocean

CONDITION: Fair Fair.

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