Thomas Butler Gunn Diaries: Volume 19, page 120 with photographs, April 6, 1862

Includes two photographs showing a slave hut at Yorktown. Transcription: 105 Lafayette's Headquarters. photograph Negro-Hut, once occupied by Lafayette, as his Head-Quarters, before the Battle of Yorktown. kick) and the woodwork and tattered plaster, yawned a couple of fissures letting in the night and the rain. But in the left attic was a good fellow, one Babcock, musician, belonging to the 62nd Pennsylvanians, in charge of the instru- photograph Side view of the above; the Camp, Farenholdx's house and York River in the distance. x See page 139.

Date

1862

Archive

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photograph

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3,078 × 4,577 pixels

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