William D. Huff diary

Diary written in pencil by Private William D Huff of the 13th Louisiana Infantry Regiment, CSA, while he was a prisoner at Camp Douglas, Chicago (Illinois), during the Civil War, nineteenth or twentieth century. Includes about 30 drawings of the prison camp, daily life, and punishments. William D Huff, author. (Photo by Chicago History Museum/Getty Images)
Diary written in pencil by Private William D Huff of the 13th Louisiana Infantry Regiment, CSA, while he was a prisoner at Camp Douglas, Chicago (Illinois), during the Civil War, nineteenth or twentieth century. Includes about 30 drawings of the prison camp, daily life, and punishments. William D Huff, author. (Photo by Chicago History Museum/Getty Images)
William D. Huff diary
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Chicago History Museum / Contributor
Editorial #:
570182109
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Date created:
01 January, 1900
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ARC0002996,i73895_17,ICHi-73895_1713th Louisiana Infantry Regime
Object name:
ICHi-73895_17
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