July 6th, 1861 (continued)

Title

July 6th, 1861 (continued)

Creator

Gordon, Stephen

Date

1861-07-06

Rights

Courtesy of National Park Service, Fredericksburg and Spotsylvania National Military Park, "FRSP 3983-3987, FRSP 15960-15961"

Language

English

Type

Text

Text

6th Monday continued The farmers and country women throng the park with Bread, butter pies cakes milk eggs cherries and berries. Garden _____ and young fowls. and what they could not sell they gave away. About dark Par and I went a fishing to spring mill pond. It was about a mile and a half from the park. We had not been there more than an hour when we heard the rumbling of wagons and drivers hallowing and we thought that one train was moving so we started for the park and got there just in time to be too late for our train had gone. We started after it and caught up just as they was passing through the town. It was about ten o'clock when they started

Original Format

Diary

Files

frsp_3987_0010 (2).jpg

Citation

Gordon, Stephen, “July 6th, 1861 (continued),” Gordon Diaries, accessed April 17, 2026, https://gordondiaries.umwhistory.org/items/show/4602.