Corinth, Mississippi Page8![]() ![]() Photos/text this page courtesy of Steven Hippensteel, AL |
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(2010) Enlarge 76th Ohio Regimental Adjutant Desk Display: After the war, Lt. Charles Dana Miller retrieved the desk he had used from April 1862 - March 1864 as regimental adjutant for the 76th Ohio. A skilled wood artisan, Miller carved a commemorative history of his regiment's war experience onto it's exterior panels. The front of the desk folds down to provide a work area, exposing compartments and drawers for document storage. This unique desk is one of the finest examples of folk art to survive the American Civil War. (From Interpretive Marker) |
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