Montana Historical Society Civil War Era Diaries and Correspondence

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Collection SummaryMontana Territory was formed during the waning months of the Civil War, but her people, politics, culture and subsequent history are steeped in the issues of the war and the tumultuous period that followed. These records consist of wartime diaries, letters, and reminiscences that share the experiences, thoughts and daily lives of those who came to the region during the 1860s. Some came directly as a result of the upheaval, some to rebuild lives, and others to simply make money and return home. The issues and ideas presented through these records form a bedrock for Montanan’s to understand the beginnings of the territory, its role on the regional/national stage, and especially the beginnings of the state’s earliest communities.Contributing InstitutionMontana Historical Society Research Center

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Carmi B. Vaughan papers, 1863-1870.

Diary of Colonel Samuel Word, 1863.

Dwight Spencer diaries, 1864-1866.

Edward C. Kinney diary, 1864.

Fisk Family papers, 1858-1901: Box 1, Folder 2.

Fisk Family papers, 1858-1901: Box 10, Folder 6.

Fisk Family papers, 1858-1901: Box 10, Folder 8.

Fisk Family papers, 1858-1901: Box 4, Folders 13-17.

Fisk Family papers, 1858-1901: Box 9, Folder 7.

Fisk Family papers, 1858-1901: Box 9, Folders 11, 13, 14.

Frank D. Brown papers, 1865-1932.

J. C. Cooper letter, 1864.

James H. Bradley papers, 1864-1881.

James H. Mills diary, 1862.

James H. Mills diary, 1863.

James Lawrence Kimball petition, 1864.

James Sanks Brisbin letters, 1860.

John Page papers, 1865.

Lucy Lowell Rogers papers, 1858-1939.

Mary Ivory Conrad correspondence, 1862-1864.

Montana Territorial Legislative Assembly (1st: 1864) records.

Philetus R. Weydemeyer diary, 1863.

Thomas Conrad Civil War notes.

Montana Historical Society Civil War Era Diaries and Correspondence

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