Identifier: terrorshorrorsof00duff (find matches)
Title: Terrors and horrors of prison life; or, Six months a prisoner at Camp Chase, Ohio
Year: 1907 (1900s)
Authors: Duff, William Hiram, 1844-
Subjects: Camp Chase (Ohio)
Publisher: (Lake Charles, La., Orphan Helper Print
Contributing Library: The Library of Congress
Digitizing Sponsor: Sloan Foundation

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both sharp shootersand artillery from the enemy and remained in positionuntil next morning May 27th. The cross marks on thelines of breast works shown in picture are about wherethey left Company B of the 16th and 25th La. Regts.was during the 24 hours they were at the works. New Hope Baptist Church. Mr. W. J. Baker Clerk Superior Court PauldingCounty, Ga., writes me that he is familiar with the his-tory of New Hope Church and that he visited the churchand battlefield a few days after the battle. The Church house that was there then has been de-stroyed and another nearly like the old one has beenbuilt on the exact spot where the old one stood and thatthe photo that was sent me is a true and correct pictureof the church and battle ground and that the dark linein picture was made by him showing the center or topof old breast works as the old embankment could beseen in picture. The Church (Baptist) is some four or five miles fromDallas, Paulding county Georgia. oa> td o o td p oo oo ro
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