Graffiti Image 7: The signature of Frank E. Kelley is a mystery. Frank did not include a reference to a military unit, and considering...

“Skedaddle” in Civil War slang meant to run away. It was a term used by both Union and Confederate soldiers. Unfortunately, the rest of...

The Hope Hose Company graffiti refers to a fire department band. It began as the Beck Fireman’s Band in Philadelphia about 1830. During...

This is a photo of Michael Bowman of the 7th Virginia Calvary. He signed his name in the first room at the top of the stairs. He spirit...

This Graffiti is known as the Maryland Scroll. It is actually a scroll and a banner. The horizontal banner indicates that the Graffiti...

When the Union army occupied Culpeper during the winter of 1863-4, it was common for female visitors to come to the camps. At the times,...