Military officers; Cartes de visite; Artillery (Troops)
Henry Algernon du Pont as a Lieutenant-Colonel of artillery. He was breveted Lieutenant-Colonel for gallantry in action at the Battle of Cedar Creek in Virginia, 19 October 1864. Henry A. du Pont was later awarded the Congressional Medal of Honor...
Collection guide; Manufacturing and related sectors
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Henry Algernon telling his father that he has signed the papers to go to active service, would be graduating in a few days, asking for clothing to be sent to New York
Typed caption: "A memory of the year when Wilfred C. Leland battled Henry Ford and his three chosen Legal Advisers during three strenuous rounds and finally compelled them to pay the Lincoln creditors as they had agreed to do but endeavored to...
H.A. du Pont on rumor of fighting in Charleston, South Carolina the border states, Lincoln and John Pelham leaving West Point for appointment in Confederate Army
Militias; Military mobilizations; Military officers
Henry provides a report of his militia company's strength and equipment. Henry's company, the "Union Home Guards," was based in Delaware City, Delaware. Du Pont, as Major-General in command of the Delaware Militia, asked the commanders of the...