Kane, Lady of Arlington, Mrs Robert Lee 1953, Civil War

MICHAEL MILEY (LEXINGTON, VA, 1841-1918), SHENANDOAH VALLEY OF VIRGINIA PHOTOGRAPHS, LOT OF 17, including a CDV of Mrs. Robert E. Lee and a VMI cadet cabinet card. Together with 11 other Lexington pho

Arlington House, VA. Former residence of General Robert E. Lee, June 28, 1864 sepia-tone photo print. Created in the early 1990's for The American Heritage Galleries, printed on cardstock. 8" x 10" do

Son of George Washington he built the fabulous Arlington House on property inherited from his famous father HIS daughter married Robert E Lee at Arlington House this letter regarding fine cigars he wa

Arlington House, now the National Cemetery, was the home of Robert E. Lee and his wife, a descendant of Martha Washington. With the beginning of the Civil War, Lee left to become General and Commander

POLK, Sara Childress (1803-18910. Autograph letter signed ("Mrs. James K. Polk"), to General Robert E. LEE (1807-1870). "Polk Place," Nashville, TN, 12 October 1863. 1 page, 8vo, with envelope and cal

Oval oil on canvas portrait of Victorian lady, her husband was related to Robert E. Lee, 37 x 32

1872 ROBERT E. LEE 1st/1st CIVIL WAR Confederate RARE Biography CSA Mrs. LEE “Popular Life of Gen. Robert Edward Lee” written by Emily Virginia Mason is an expansive biography of Confedera

Portrait of Robert E Lee, presented to the Maryland Line Confederate Soldiers Home by Mrs Alexander Higgins, oil on canvas, unsigned, presentation plaque on frame, mounted in original gilt frame, 22"

Two page letter, dated April 17th, 1851, written and signed by then Colonel Robert E. Lee from Fort Carroll in Maryland. The letter is addressed to George Proctor Kane, who at that time was the Collec

Daniel [Major] John Warwick. Robert Edward Lee and Oration.. unveiling of the recumbent figure at Lexington, Virginia, June 28th, 1883. Savannah, GA: Privately printed for Mrs. George Wymberley Jones

Robert E. Lee's Wife Writes Her Pastor About Confirmation for Daughter; Mentions His Slave Daniel In this letter written from Arlington House, Mary Custis Lee writes to her pastor regarding the rite o

Robert E. Lee's Wife Writes Chatty Letter to Pastor, Delivered by Slave Daniel MARY CUSTIS LEE, Autograph Letter Signed, to Charles B. Dana, June 16, 1854, Arlington, Virginia. 2 pp., 5" x 8". Light s

Robert E. Lee's Wife Discusses Recent Literature With Her Pastor In this letter written from Arlington House, Mary Custis Lee asks her pastor about his health, regrets seeing some friends who were vis

Two Carte De Visites of Mary Anna Custis Lee (1808 - 1873), wife of Confederate General Robert E. Lee. One image showing an elderly Mrs. Lee taken by famed Lexington, Virginia photographer, Michael Mi

Approx 11 3/4" x 14 3/4"

152186 16TH PRESIDENT LINCOLN LEWIS SORENSEN DOLL PAIR 16th President Abraham Lincoln (1818-1882) and First Lady Mrs. Abraham Lincoln extremely rare Lewis Sorensen (1910 - 1985) Presidential Doll Coll

1887 Memoirs of Robert E Lee Civil War Confederate Gettysburg Lincoln MAPS Long “It is well that war is so terrible, or we should grow too fond of it.” – Robert E. Lee Armstead Long’s ‘Memoi

1886 1st ed Memoirs of Robert E Lee Civil War Confederate Gettysburg MAPS Long “It is well that war is so terrible, or we should grow too fond of it.” – Robert E. Lee Armstead Long’s ‘Memoir

With great pleasure, we present this Virginia military button worn during the Civil War by General Robert E. Lee, bestowed by the General himself to 16-year-old Fanny Crump at the close of the war. Ne

1871 Confederate 1ed Robert E Lee Civil War Military Army Illustrated CSA Maps “Human virtue should be equal to human calamity.” ¬¬--Robert E. Lee John Esten Cooke was an American no

1876 Robert E Lee Civil WAR Confederate Letters Illustrated Portraits CSA "The education of a man is never completed until he dies." ― Robert E. Lee William Jones provided a unique look into the

Created in the early 1990's for The American Heritage Galleries, printed on heavy cardstock. Confederate General Robert E. Lee, Civil War era scene. Sepia-tone photo print. 11" X 14".

Civil War Reunion Flag. Robert E. Lee Welcome Veterans. c. first quarter of the 1900's. Print on cotton. One grommet is missing and minor tear lower left, otherwise excellent condition. Incredibly pre

Robert E. Lee Original teaching card. Text on verso with information. Dated: c 1930 - 1940's Publisher: Superior Eduction Assoc. Condition Report