Offices
Information about Offices in Richmond, VA, during the Civil War.

 Written Accounts

1863-05-08, Richmond Dispatch; Dr. F. W. Hancock charged with distributing wounded from ANV into city hospitals. Office south side of Broad betw. 7th & 8th
1863-05-21, Richmond Dispatch; A. B. Mooney, A12 Ala, arrested & sent to Castle Thunder for impersonating officer AWOL
1863-09-28; National Archives; Medical Director's Office has been moved to "new government building" at 10th and Broad; wayside hospital has been transferred to the Engineer bureau - henceforth General Hospital #9
1864-03-09, Richmond Examiner; detailed description of the arrest and imprisonment in Castle Thunder of Detective Philip Cashmeyer – accused of passing treasonous and military information to an exchanged Union officer
1864-03-21, Richmond Whig; the papers found on Dahlgren's body have been filed in the War Department
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
1864-05-02, Richmond Whig; Mary Walker is marched from Castle Thunder to Gen. Winder's office, still in male attire, and creates quite a stir
1864-06-09, Richmond Examiner; More prisoners received at Libby Prison
1864-07-26, Richmond Whig; notes on Dr. Mary Walker parading the streets, on the way to Gen. Gardner's office seeking a parole. Also remarks on her lack of good looks and elicit correspondence while here
1864-09-29, Richmond Sentinel; praise for the Confederate States Medical and Surgical Journal

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