Museum object · Slavery and Freedom Objects
Notebook of lists and accounts made by George T. Garrison
1864
Folly Island, Charleston County, South Carolina, United States, North and Central America
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A small, leather bond notebook. Written on the inside cover: [George T. Garrison/1st Lieut . & .A.R.L.M./55th Reg't Mass. Vol./Folly Island, S. C.,/Feb. 11th, 1864.] This appears to be a personal notebook kept by G.T. Garrison which contains notes on a number of topics including food lists, company rankings, pricing lists, clothing supplies, notes about stolen items, camp and equipage items, stationary, notes, accounts, diary elements, and lists of personnel. The first list reads [Account Diary of Government Allowances of Subsistence Stores].
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Catalog reference: 2014.115.3.37
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