Letters from Charley Goodyear
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    • Sept. 18 1862>
      • The September of 1862
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    • Sept. 19 1862>
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    • Dec. 24 1862>
      • The December of 1862
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    • April 11 1863>
      • The April of 1863
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    • May 23 1863>
      • The May of 1863
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        • Footnote 1
        • Footnote 2
        • Footnote 3
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    • May 24 1863>
      • The May of 1863
      • May 24, 1863 Description
    • Sept. 22 1863>
      • The September of 1863
      • September 22 1863 Description
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      • The September of 1863
      • September 24, 1863 Description
    • April 14, 1883
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The Journey of Charles Goodyear

This interactive map shows in some detail the exact journey that Charles Goodyear took during his time as a soldier in the Union Army.  Use the thumbnails below the picture to go to the next slide and to continue the journey. 
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