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Union Occupation of Richmond
Information about the Union Occupation of Richmond, VA during the Civil War.

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1865-04-07, Richmond Whig; details on the meeting of the Virginia Legislature due to Lincoln's visit.
1865-04-07, Richmond Whig; last rebel and first union patrons at the Spottswood hotel
1865-04-07, Richmond Whig; More hotels are wanted in Richmond - the Spottswood is the only one operating
1865-04-07, Richmond Whig; Mrs. Lincoln, Mrs. Grant, Vice President Johnson, Secretary Harlan and Preston King have visited Richmond
1865-04-07, Richmond Whig; new (Northern) owners of the Spottswood Hotel
1865-04-07, Richmond Whig; Official directory of Union officials in Richmond
1865-04-07, Richmond Whig; records of the Circuit Court, including deeds and wills were destroyed in the fire
1865-04-07, Richmond Whig; river obstructions are being removed
1865-04-07, Richmond Whig; the Southern Express Company's offices, including pending shipments, was destroyed in the fire
1865-04-08, Boston Herald; another good account of President Lincoln’s visit to Richmond – notes that he did not hoist the flag over the Capitol due to “physical inability”

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Election of 1860
Secession of Virginia
Richmond Becomes the Confederate Capital
Pawnee Sunday
Battle of First Manassas
Death of John Tyler
Brown's Island Explosion
Bread Riot
Libby Prison Breakout
Dahlgren's Raid
Confederate Evacuation
Union Occupation
Lincoln's Visit to Richmond
Reconstruction in Richmond
Executions
Reunions
POW Exchanges
Virginia Military Institute (VMI) Cadets in Richmond
Floods

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