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Fredericksburg Area Museum

1988.004.01-005 front: Free Bridge & Rappahannock River, Fredericksburg, Va.
1988.004.01-005 front

Free Bridge & Rappahannock River, Fredericksburg, Va.

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1988.004.01

Scope and Content

Area scenes: Kenmore, MW House, Free Bridge, Geo. and Martha Washington, JM High School, The Lancaster, Brompton, RFP Depot, Mary Washington's room, New Public School, Commerce Street, Federal dead, Union House, MW Monument, Sentry Box, Hugh Mercer Apothecary, Rising Sun Tavern, Meditation Rock, misc. 1988.004.01-001: Fredericksburg, Va., as it was during the Civil War, before the Bombardment and after the Destruction of the Car Bridge by the Confederate Army (Louis Kaufman & Sons) 1988.004.01-002: View of room in which Mary Washington died, 1789. Fredericksburg, VA. (The Albertype Co.) 1988.004.01-003: James Monroe High School, Fredericksburg, Va. (Tichnor Bros., Inc.) 1988.004.01-004: The Lancaster coming up to Fredericksburg, Va. 1988.004.01-005: Free Bridge & Rappahannock River, Fredericksburg, Va. 1988.004.01-006: Burying Federal Dead Back of "Sentry Box" in Fredericksburg, After the Battle of Fredericksburg (R. A. Kishpaugh) 1988.004.01-007: Mary, the Mother of Washington Monument, Fredericksburg, Va. (The American News Company) 1988.004.01-008: Drill Field and Officers' Club, Marine's Training Camp. Quantico, VA. (W. B. Garrison, Inc.) 1988.004.01-009: Home of Mary, Mother of Washington Fredericksburg, Virginia (Commercialchrome) 1988.004.01-010: Entrance to "Kenmore", Built 1746, Fredericksburg, VA. (Commercialchrome) 1988.004.01-011: Kenmore at Fredericksburg, Virginia, as it will be when restored with office and outbuilding, as they were in the days of Colonel Fielding Lewis and his wife Betty, George Washington's only and beloved sister, (1752-1794) (The Albertype Company) 1988.004.01-012: Kenmore (Built 1752) the Home of Betty, the only Sister of George Washington (C.T. Art-Colortone) 1988.004.01-013: Mary Washington Hospital, Fredericksburg, Virginia (C.T. Art-Colortone) 1988.004.01-014: R. F. & P Depot at Night, Fredericksburg, VA. (Louis Kaufmann & Sons) 1988.004.01-015: Brompton, Marye Mansion, Fredericksburg, VA. (Commercialchrome) 1988.004.01-016: "The Sentry Box", Home of General Hugh Mercer, Fredericksburg, Va. (The American News Company) 1988.004.01-017: New Public School Building, Fredericksburg, VA. 1988.004.01-018: The Office and Apothecary Shop of General Hugh Mercer, Fredericksburg, Va. (The American News Company) 1988.004.01-019: The Office and Apothecary Shop of General Hugh Mercer, Fredericksburg, Va. (The American News Company) 1988.004.01-020: Rising Sun Tavern, Fredericksburg, VA. (Commercialchrome) 1988.004.01-021: Monument to Mary, The Mother of Washington, Fredericksburg, VA. (Commercialchrome) 1988.004.01-022: Monument Marking the Place where Mary, the Mother of Washington is Buried, Fredericksburg, Va. (C.T. Art-Colortone) 1988.004.01-023: Miniature Portraits of George and Martha Washington By Charles Wilson Peale (1741-1827) and James Peale (1749-1831) in the Mount Vernon Museum 1988.004.01-024: Down in Virginia (C.T. American Art) 1988.004.01-025: Post Hospital Fort Dupont, Del. (Nichols Studio) 1988.004.01-026: The New Public School Building, Martinsville, Va. 1988.004.01-027: [on display] 1988.004.01-028: Steamboat 1988.004.01-029: Commerce Street From Main Street, Fredericksburg, VA. (C.T. American Art) 1988.004.01-030: The Home of Mary, The Mother of Washington, Fredericksburg, VA. (Commercialchrome) 1988.004.01-031: Kenmore, Fredericksburg, Va., Home of Betty, only Sister of George Washington (C.T. Art-Colorchrome) 1988.004.01-032: Meditation Rock, Mary Washington's Favorite Spot, Fredericksburg, VA. Commercialchrome) 1988.004.01-033: Closing of the Public Schools at Fredericksburg May 1909 (R.A. Kispaugh)