GA.BH.23.2.1

A small diary filled with poems, some of which are signed by Michael Dougherty, notes, drafts of letters, and a small amount of record-keeping notes. The diary contains a poem about the death of Colonel Edward D. Baker at Ball's Bluff, which ends with the attack on Fort Sumter on April 12th, 1861. It describes the early stages of the Civil War.

Michael Dougherty

The Grundy Archive

c. 1859-1861

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Michael Dougherty Collection (GA.BH.23)

Physical diary, bound in leather, 7 x 4.5 inches

English

United States, 1859-1861