Charleston Mercury. Charleston ,S.C., 13 April 1861 AN .C477
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Photograph of Elmer Ellsworth. ca 1860-1861. AMs 811/2.1
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![War Declared! [Potosi, Mo., 1861] A 861w](http://www.rosenbach.org/sites/default/files/imagecache/lightbox_large/gallery/images/A%20861w%20War%20Declared%20%28Large%29.JPG "War Declared! [Potosi, Mo., 1861] A 861w")
War Declared! [Potosi, Mo., 1861] A 861w
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Robert E. Lee, autograph letter signed to Winfield Scott. 20 April 1861. AMs 359/23
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