69th New York “Fighting Irish” Civil War Scrapbook Statue of Liberty Macaronie's

Macaronie's

Currier & Ives prints were decorative and inexpensive

any citizen or citizens

often mentioned as one of the finest American works of nonfiction

the handwritten message that General Eisenhower drafted the night before in the event that the operation was not successful

69th New York “Fighting Irish” Civil War Scrapbook Statue of Liberty Macaronie'sThis scrapbook of original documents and newspaper clippings was assembled by William M. Giles, who led Company B of the 69th New York Infantry during its three month service at the First Battle of Bull Run. Giles later served as a medical storekeeper for the Union Army in Washington in 1863. Scrapbook of original documents and newspaper clippings related to service of William M. Giles in the 69th New York State Militia Regiment, 1855 1864. 29 leaves;