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Information about Second Presbyterian Church in Richmond, VA, during the Civil War.

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1863-04-28, Richmond Dispatch; Special public prayer meetings announced for 2nd Presbyterian Church
1863-05-02, Richmond Dispatch; gigantic list of donations for Brown’s Island explosion
1864-01-01, Richmond Examiner; New Year's dinner donations to Camp Lee
1865-04-01, Richmond Whig; account of the funeral of John M. Daniel, former editor of the Richmond Examiner
1898-05-22, Southern Historical Society Papers; Shields, John C. "The Old Camp Lee." Reprint from Richmond Dispatch, 22 May 1898
1899-08-10, National Tribune; “A Union Man in Richmond;” part four of serial account. Describes John Minor Bott’s stay in “a negro jail in Lombard Alley” [Castle Godwin], the economic situation in Richmond, the Battle of First Manassas
1903-01-07, Richmond Times; obituary for Dr. William F. Farrar, former surgeon at Chimborazo Hospital. Funeral from Second Presbyterian Church
1916-01-31, Richmond Times-Dispatch; funeral of Francis Glasgow to take place today at noon at 2nd Presbyterian Church. Tredegar co-workers to be the pall-bearers

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