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| Vicksburg Campaign, a
Virtual Tour Willis-Cowan House: Pemberton's Vicksburg Headquarters Page2 Return
to sites outside the Military ParkPemberton's Vicksburg Headquarters Page1 Page2 This page courtesy of James Neel |
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(May 2013) Enlarge The stairway |
(May 2013) Enlarge Modern chandelier at top of the stairway |
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(May 2013) Enlarge From its location next to what once was the back porch ( now an enclosed modern kitchen ) along with its built-in cabinetry, this room likely was originally the dining room. The wartime kitchen was, as usual in the South, in a separate outbuilding behind the main house |
(May 2013) Enlarge This room directly across from Pemberton's office may have been living quarters, but was more likely additional office space for members of his staff |
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(May 2013) Enlarge Seen from a window in Gen. Pemberton's office is the now somewhat dilapidated next-door home of famous Vicksburg diarist Emma Balfour |
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