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The 31st Virginia Regiment, Confederate Army, included mostly soldiers from North-central Western Virginia (West Virginia).

1. Encampment of Artillery Unit Possibly in Thirty First Virginia Regiment During Civil War

IDNO:
000849
Title:
Encampment of Artillery Unit Possibly in Thirty First Virginia Regiment During Civil War
Date:
undated
Description:
The 31st Virginia Regiment, Confederate Army, included mostly soldiers from North-central Western Virginia (West Virginia).
Wagons and cannons parked at an encampment. Note the laundry hanging on a caisson in the foreground.

2. Possibly Artillery Unit in Thirty First Regiment, Confederate Army

IDNO:
000850
Title:
Possibly Artillery Unit in Thirty First Regiment, Confederate Army
Date:
ca.1864
Description:
Wagons and cannons parked at an encampment. Note the laundry hanging on a caisson in the foreground.
An illustrated portrait of Elmer Ellsworth, Colonel of a New York Zouave Unit in the Union Army. A favorite friend of the Lincoln family, Ellsworth was killed by a Southern sympathizer, May, 1861 in Alexandria, Virginia.

3. Ellsworth, Elmer E. Colonel, Union Army

IDNO:
000856
Title:
Ellsworth, Elmer E. Colonel, Union Army
Date:
ca. 1861
Description:
An illustrated portrait of Elmer Ellsworth, Colonel of a New York Zouave Unit in the Union Army. A favorite friend of the Lincoln family, Ellsworth was killed by a Southern sympathizer, May, 1861 in Alexandria, Virginia.
Portrait of George R. Boush of Old Point Comfort, Va., a member of the Restored Government of Virginia's State Constitutional Convention held in Alexandria in 1864.

4. George R. Boush, Alexandria, Va.

IDNO:
001171
Title:
George R. Boush, Alexandria, Va.
Date:
1864
Description:
Portrait of George R. Boush of Old Point Comfort, Va., a member of the Restored Government of Virginia's State Constitutional Convention held in Alexandria in 1864.
Bliss was head of one of the largest army hospitals for wounded Union soldiers during the Civil War.

5. Dr. Willard Bliss, Surgeon in Charge, Armory Square Hospital, Washington D.C.

IDNO:
011571
Title:
Dr. Willard Bliss, Surgeon in Charge, Armory Square Hospital, Washington D.C.
Date:
ca. 1864
Description:
Bliss was head of one of the largest army hospitals for wounded Union soldiers during the Civil War.

6. West Virginia University President Daniel B. Purinton

IDNO:
023594
Title:
West Virginia University President Daniel B. Purinton

7. Portrait of Male Brooke Family Member

IDNO:
027062
Title:
Portrait of Male Brooke Family Member
Date:
ca. 1869

8. Portrait of Male Brooke Family Member

IDNO:
027063
Title:
Portrait of Male Brooke Family Member

9. Portrait of Male Brooke Family Member

IDNO:
027064
Title:
Portrait of Male Brooke Family Member
Signed 'My dear Brooke. Very truly your friend, Virginius Newton. (Friends at University of Virginia Law School 1867-1869).'

10. Portrait of Virginius Newton

IDNO:
027065
Title:
Portrait of Virginius Newton
Date:
ca. 1867-1869
Description:
Signed 'My dear Brooke. Very truly your friend, Virginius Newton. (Friends at University of Virginia Law School 1867-1869).'
Inscribed on back, 'This baby was named for my father---but no kin to him. A. B. Harold. He was St. George Brooke Tucker.'

11. Baby Named after St. George Brooke with African-American Nanny

IDNO:
027066
Title:
Baby Named after St. George Brooke with African-American Nanny
Description:
Inscribed on back, 'This baby was named for my father---but no kin to him. A. B. Harold. He was St. George Brooke Tucker.'
Inscribed on back, 'Friend of St. George Tucker Brooke at University of Virginia Law School and Confederate Army.'

12. Friend of St. George Tucker Brooke

IDNO:
027067
Title:
Friend of St. George Tucker Brooke
Description:
Inscribed on back, 'Friend of St. George Tucker Brooke at University of Virginia Law School and Confederate Army.'