File:"Waynesville, MO. Camp of the 5th (formerly 13th) Regiment Calvary M.S.M.".jpg

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English: Print of a military camp scene and town. "WAYNESVILLE, MO. CAMP OF THE 5TH (formerly 13th) REGIMENT CAVALRY M. S. M." (printed on and below image). Written on back of print: "Built late 1861 or 62 on hill s. of Waynesville; post had control of several counties and was pt. of supply escort line from Rolla to Lebanon to troops of the s.w.; commanding officer was Col. Albert Sigel; main action against "Bushwackers (sic)."
Title: "Waynesville, MO. Camp of the 5th (formerly 13th) Regiment Calvary M.S.M."
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Source Missouri History Museum
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P0084-1155
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Print Box D-01- Civil War Prints- Battles, Civil War in Missouri
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Waynesville
camp
5th regiment
13th regiment
Cavalry
colonel
Albert Sigel
Joseph E. Eppstein
John B. Kaiser
Woldemar Fischer
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Buildings
hills
supply
escort line
Lebanon
Rolla
Bushwhackers
wood engraving
L. Gast and Bro.
Armed Forces
Military camps
Civil War, 1861-1865
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156142

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