Date range: 1861 - ARVAS Search Results

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53rd Massachusetts Infantry Regiment - Carte de Visite of George W. Chute, Jr. - PC0192.0006 Box 171 VLT_PRTCL, Box 8, Artifact PC0192.0006

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53rd Massachusetts Infantry Regiment - Carte de Visite of Harlan P. Partridge - PC0192.0020 Box 171 VLT_PRTCL, Box 8, Artifact PC0192.0020

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53rd Massachusetts Infantry Regiment - Carte de Visite of H. Brown - PC0192.0040 Box 171 VLT_PRTCL, Box 8, Artifact PC0192.0040

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53rd Massachusetts Infantry Regiment - Carte de Visite of Henry A. Willis - PC0192.0016 Box 171 VLT_PRTCL, Box 8, Artifact PC0192.0016

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53rd Massachusetts Infantry Regiment - Carte de Visite of Herman M. Partridge - PC0192.0021 Box 171 VLT_PRTCL, Box 8, Artifact PC0192.0021

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53rd Massachusetts Infantry Regiment - Carte de Visite of James A. Pratt - PC0192.0037 Box 171 VLT_PRTCL, Box 8, Artifact PC0192.0037

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53rd Massachusetts Infantry Regiment - Carte de Visite of James M. Lewis - PC0192.0022 Box 171 VLT_PRTCL, Box 8, Artifact PC0192.0022

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53rd Massachusetts Infantry Regiment - Carte de Visite of James R. Brown - PC0192.0019 Box 171 VLT_PRTCL, Box 8, Artifact PC0192.0019

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53rd Massachusetts Infantry Regiment - Carte de Visite of James W. Hall - PC0192.0036 Box 171 VLT_PRTCL, Box 8, Artifact PC0192.0036

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53rd Massachusetts Infantry Regiment - Carte de Visite of Joel A. Stratton - PC0192.0014 Box 171 VLT_PRTCL, Box 8, Artifact PC0192.0014

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