Collection, 1861-1868.

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Collection, 1861-1868.

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The bulk of the collection consists of six oversize folders, three of which contain muster rolls from hospitals, and sick and wounded reports from Camp Carrington. There is one folder with muster rolls from Camp Morton, City General Hospital, and Noble Barracks, and two folders containing abstracts of hospital issues from Camp Carrington and Camp Morton. The five manuscript folders contain Camp Carrington papers which include: camp correspondence, daily reports, requisitions for supplies, orders, papers and correspondence from the U.S. Army Medical Doctor, the State Surgeon General, and an invoice.

1 manuscript box, 6 oversize folders.

Indiana Historical Society Library

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SNAC Resource ID: 8124512

Indiana Historical Society Library

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Camp Carrington (Indianapolis, Ind.)

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Originally named Camp Murray, Camp Carrington was established as a Civil War training camp and was named for General Henry B. Carrington. It was one of the largest of the twenty-four camps established in the Indianapolis area during the war. Camp Morton was a training place for Indiana soldiers until February 1862, when it was converted into a prisoner of war camp. Camp Noble, also known as Noble Barracks, was named for Indiana's Adjutant General. From the description of Collection, ...

Camp Morton (Ind.)

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United States. Army

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Camp Noble (Ind.)

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Indianapolis City Hospital

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