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Information about Gender in Richmond, VA during the Civil War.
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1864-04-11, Richmond Sentinel; three slaves and a free negro arrested for stealing blankets from Seabrook's Hospital (GH#9)
1864-04-22, Richmond Sentinel; Dr. Mary Walker, captured in the west, arrives in Richmond (in male attire) and conveyed to Castle Thunder, Libby having no female accommodations
1864-05-02, Richmond Sentinel; Dr. Mary Walker's appearance in Richmond causes quite an excitement - she is taken to Gen. Winder's office, then to Castle Thunder
1864-06-16, New York Times; extract of letter from Dr. Mary Walker in Castle Thunder. Notes that she has a clean bed, kind officers, and a (named) roommate.
1864-06-27, Richmond Examiner; insolent Yankee POW struck (and knocked out) for making a slur upon a Richmond lady
1864-06-29, Richmond Examiner; Details of the imprisonment of Dr. Mary Walker in Castle Thunder
1864-06-30, Richmond Examiner; hilarious account of a "fistic scene."
1864-07-19, Richmond Examiner; department at Castle Thunder is reserved for "depraved and abandoned women"
1864-07-26, Richmond Sentinel; Dr. Mary Walker is taken to Gen. Gardner's office, desiring to be released
1864-08-04, Richmond Examiner; North Carolina Soldiers' Home is at the old Union hotel; surgeon from GH#24 is in charge of relief assn.
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