Lee Surrender at Appomattox Centennial Commemoration
The report recalls Grant's 1865 surrender of the Army of Northern Virginia at Appomattox on April 9 1865 and the Confederate retreat from Petersburg to Appomattox Courthouse. It notes Petersburg fall, Richmond riot aftermath, Union occupation, and Lincoln’s final Richmond arrival.
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Appomattox
U.S Grant
Grant
Lee
Northern
Virginia
Robert E. Lee
Petersburg
Appomattox Courthouse
Richmond
R. 8. Ewell
Cary Street
Abraham Lincoln
City Point
Hopewell
Malvern
James
Lincoln
Washington
Godfrey Weitzel
Sheridan
Lynchburg
John B. Gordon
Thomas G Jones
Alabama
Lee and Grant Meet as Surrender Is Arranged at Appomattox
The scene shifts to Appomattox Court House where General Lee and General Grant finalize surrender terms after a morning assault by Gordon’s Confederate forces. Col. Parker copies the terms while McLean House hosts the pivotal meeting and Lee writes his farewell address to Union forces.
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Richmond
Gordon
Appomattox Courthouse
Lee
Wilmer) McLean
Bull Run
Appomattox
McLean
Gen. Grant
Col.Marshall
Col. (Ely) Parker
Gen. Lee
The News in Frederick Maryland April 1965 Page A7
The readable legible portion lists a brief community item from Frederick Maryland dated Thursday in April 1965. It notes local people and events within the A7 page section of The News.
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the News
Frederick, Maryland
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Evelyn Wolfe
Woolworth’s
J. Rolfe
Castleman
Haber
Frederick
Nished
Marshall
Col. Parker
The
Six Nations
Parker
McLean House
Robinson Crusoe Brand
Brown
Arlan's
Robinson Crusoe
Teen’s & Women’s Shoes