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PETERSBURG
MAIN UNIT

Contents
Tables
Figures
Plates
Chapter 1
Chapter 2
Chapter 3A
Chapter 3B
Chapter 3C
Chapter 4A
Chapter 4B
Chapter 4C
Chapter 5A
Chapter 5B
Chapter 5C
Chapter 5D
Chapter 5E
Chapter 6A
Chapter 6B
References

An Archaeological Overview and Assessment of the
Main Unit, Petersburg National Battlefield, Virginia

List of Figures

1.1

Map of units of Petersburg National Battlefield

2.2

Detail of Main Unit on USGS Prince George and Petersburg quads

3.1

John Smith map of Virginia, 1612 (Library of Virginia)

4.1

Jefferson and Fry map of Virginia, 1751 (Library of Virginia)

4.2

1797 survey plat of "Clermont" and "White Hill" (PG Co. Surveyor's Record)

4.3

County A Map and Profile of City Point, 1837 (Library of Virginia)

4.4

Campbell Map of the approaches to Petersburg and their defenses 1863 (O.R. Atlas Plate XL, No. 1) and modern topographic data (Muller GIS plan)

4.5

Engineer Department map, July 1864 (O.R. Atlas Plate LXIV, No.1)

4.6

Engineer Department Map of the environs of Petersburg..., 1866 (O.R. Atlas Plate LXXIX, No. 1)

4.7

Michler map of Petersburg battlefield No. 6, 1867 (National Archives)

4.8

USGS Petersburg map of 1894, reprinted 1917

4.9

Martin Topography...Battery No. 5, April 1935 (National Park Service)

4.10

Chalifoux Topography, May 1935 (National Park Service)

4.11

Chalifoux and Shelhouse Topography, May 1935 (National Park Service)

4.12

USGS Prince George map of 1946, reprinted 1949

4.13

NPS The Master Plan of 1942, No. 6, Fort Stedman VicinityCUtility Group

4.14

Another detail from NPS The Master Plan of 1942, No. 6.

4.15

NPS The Master Plan of 1942, No. 7, The CraterCColquitt's Salient and Fort Morton Area

4.16

Eighteenth and nineteenth-century plantations and farm sites

4.17

Plan of Bate (later Hare) plantation, 1796 (Mutual Assurance Society)

5.1

Dimmock batteries 6-8, Friend and overseer's? houses (Michler 1867, NA)

5.2

Knowles map of Union regimental encampments in 1865 (Hodgkins 1889)

5.3

Dunn and Gibbons houses and Dimmock batteries 9-12 (Michler 1867, NA)

5.4

Plan of Bate (later Hare) plantation, 1805 (Mutual Assurance Society)

5.5

Excavation plan, Taylor house site, 1978 and 1981 (Blades 1993)

5.6

Harrison Creek line, rear of Fort Haskell and Fort Morton (Michler 1867, NA)

5.7

Hare house, Confederate salients, Union forts and batteries (Michler 1867, NA)

5.8

Union batteries XIII-XVI and Fort Morton (Michler 1867, NA)

5.9

Confederate earthworks including Elliott's Salient (Michler 1867, NA)

6.1

1863 map of Petersburg and defenses and modern hydrographic data (Muller GIS plan)

6.2

Major Civil War earthwork remnants or sites within Main Unit

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