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Civil War Harper's Weekly, April 22, 1865

This site features an online archive of our extensive collection of Harper's Weekly newspapers. These papers have a wealth of important news and information on the war. It is fascinating to watch the war unfold on the pages of these original Civil War Newspapers.

(Scroll Down to See Entire Page, or Newspaper Thumbnails below will take you to the page of interest)

 

Five Forks

Battle of Five Forks

End Civil War

End of the Civil War

Lee's Surrender to General Grant

Petersburg

Petersburg Civil War Map

Richmond Capture

Capture of Richmond

Illinois Central Railroad Land

Illinois Central Railroad Land

 

 

Appomattox River

Lee Crossing the Appomattox River

Petersburg

Union Troops Occupying Petersburg Virginia

Richmond Fall

Fall of Richmond in the Civil War

Capitol

Confederate Capitol in Richmond
 

 

St. Paul's.

2d Baptist Church.

Presbyterian Church.

City Hall.

1st Baptist Church.

Capitol.

Governor's House.

Custom-house.

THE CITY OF RICHMOND, VIRGINIA—VIEW FROM GAMBLE'S HILL.—[SKETCHED BY A. W. WARREN.]

Holywood Cemetery.

THE CITY OF RICHMOND, VIRGINIA, LOOKING WESTWARD.—[SKETCHED BY A. W. WARREN.]

Belle Isle.

Confederate Capitol in Richmond
Richmond Virginia
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