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Source URLs
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Confederate War Memorial Chapel - 2900 Grove, Richmond | This is the Confederate War Memorial Chapel of the R. E. Lee Camp No. 1 Soldiers' Home of Richmond, Virginia and was Designed by Marion Dimmock. The soldiers living at the Camp, many Poor and Destitute, raised the funds through their own efforts, to have built this Gothic Revival Church. The Pelham Chapel served the spiritual needs of the Confederate Veterans, provided a meeting place, and became the sanctuary for more than 1,700 "Last Roll Call" Memorial Services. The Pelham Chapel has been certified by the National Register as an Official Confederate Memorial, and is now referred to and called the "Confederate War Memorial Chapel". The Chapel, when built, was dedicated by the Camp Confederate Veterans to all of the 260,000+ War Dead from the South, and Inscribed across the Arch in the Chapel: “In Memory of the Confederate Dead- In This Place I Will Give Thee Peace – Saith The Lord of Host” | ||
Oakwood Confederate Cemetery in Richmond, VA | Oakwood Confederate Cemetery in Richmond, VA | ||
The Museum of the Confederacy: | Home Page of The Museum of The Confederacy | ||
Richmond National Battlefield Park (U.S. National Park Service) | Richmond National Battlefield Park | ||
3rd North Carolina Cavalry (41st NCT) | Third North Carolina Cavalry with Details of Regimental Companies, Photos, and Letters. A Regimental History including the history of places the Regiment was engaged in around Richmond and Petersburg. | ||
Civil War Richmond | Information on Richmond during the War from many sources. | ||
Virginia Division Sons of Confederate Veterans Home Page | Finding a Camp Close to You in Virginia - Go to SCV Virginia Home Page | ||
Sons of Confederate Veterans | Connecting to SCV Camps Across the Country, The National Headquarters | ||
Virginia Military Institute | LITTLE SORREL - The Story of Stonewall Jackson's Horse at the R. E. Lee Camp No. 1 Soldiers' Home, The New Taxidermy Technique used with Little Sorrel, and the Story of VMI's Care of Jackson's Horse. | ||
Wikimapia - LOCATION MAP OF CHAPEL - R. E. LEE CAMP No. 1 C.V. Soldiers' Home, and Current Residents - VMFA, UDC, VIRGINIA HISTORICAL SOCIETY | THIS MAP Will Provide an Overview of the R. E. LEE CAMP No. 1 C.V. Soldiers' Home Camp, Where the Chapel, Soldiers' Cottages, Randolph Hall, Cooke Hall, Soldiers' Home Hospital, Pegram Hall, Dining Hall, Outbuildings, and Directors Administrative Office and Confederate Museum - FLEMING HALL, By Looking at Photos and Diagram in the Photo Gallery, You can Place the Old and New. | ||
http://www.myfamily.com/group/confederatechapelcampno1 |