Ambulance Committee
Information about the Ambulance Committee in Richmond, VA during the Civil War

Written Accounts

1862-06-03, Richmond Enquirer; anyone with furniture wagons or buggies should bring them to the York River depot to transport the wounded
1862-07-02, Richmond Dispatch; ambulance committee using omnibuses from Petersburg railroads
1862-07-02, Richmond Dispatch; paragraph on wounded committee & on ladies at hospitals
1862-10-27, William A. Carrington Papers; Details of Arrangements for Louisiana Hospital
1862-10-31, William A. Carrington Papers; Inspection report for St. Francis de Sales, Medical College and Bellevue Hospitals
1863-08-30, National Archives; McCaw directs that hereafter, no carriages or horses will enter or leave the hospital after 8 PM
1863-09-01, National Archives; letter from Surgeon at General Hospital #9 responding to the charge that ambulances are in the habit of taking patients to Divisions 1 & 3 at Chimborazo Hospital.
1864-01-21, Richmond Whig; large number of Castle Thunder prisoners will be removed to Salisbury, N. C., under charge of the Ambulance Corps
1864-01-22, Richmond Whig; the departure of Castle Thunder prisoners was put off for a day due to a railroad "hitch." Notes that one of the prisoners got out of his ball and chain
1865-02-25, National Archives; Habersham directs that the hospital wagon shall not be used for any purposes other than official; the hospital wagon shall only visit the matron's house once a day

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