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Item — Letters and Diaries from Northwest Ohio
An account by John Welk of his time in the Union Army. This daily account is especially focused on Welk's activities and the conditions that he faced.

Item — Letters and Diaries from Northwest Ohio
Handwritten diary of William Shanks, a private with the 21st O.V.I. during the Civil War. Entries detail camp life, troop movements, and information on other members of the regiment.

Item — Letters and Diaries from Northwest Ohio
Letter from David P. Stoker and Darius R. Stoker that describes an attempt by General O.M. Mitchell to capture the Confederate raider, John Hunt Morgan. It also includes references to the activities of the 21st Ohio Volunteer Infantry.

Item — Letters and Diaries from Northwest Ohio
Diary of George Kryder detailing his experiences and duties while serving in the 3rd Ohio Cavalry Regiment during the year 1864.

Item — Brackney family papers (MMS-0891)
Letter from Oscar Allen to his cousin Hetty Brackney about the weather, fighting, and voting the Union ticket.

Item — Linus Patrick correspondence (MMS-1157)
Letter from Linus Patrick to his father John B. Patrick about Knoxville, Chattanooga, and troop movements.

Item — Brackney family papers (MMS-0891)
Letter from Oscar Allen to his cousin Hetty Brackney about the Battle of Knoxville and his future plans.

Item — Brackney family papers (MMS-0891)
Letter from Bill McConnell to his uncle Wilson Brackney about McConnell's poor health.

Item — Linus Patrick correspondence (MMS-1157)
Letter from Linus Patrick to his father John B. Patrick about finances, the patriotism of Ohio, and traitors in the North.

Item — Linus Patrick correspondence (MMS-1157)
Letter from Linus Patrick to his father John B. Patrick about his gratitude to his father, about troop movements, and about politics.

Item — Linus Patrick correspondence (MMS-1157)
Letter from Linus Patrick to his father John B. Patrick detailing skirmishes and other information about various O.V.I. Regiments.

Item — Linus Patrick correspondence (MMS-1157)
Letter from Linus Patrick to his father John B. Patrick about his illness, the hospital, money owed to various people, and politics.