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Petition for seeking compensation for wood used to quell the draft riots in Port Washington
1866
Petitioner George Zimmerman requests payment for wood used by soldiers of the 28th regiment of Wisconsin stationed in Port Washington, Ozaukee County, from November-December of 1862. He states that...
Port Washington Civil War Riot Historic Marker
Ozaukee County Courthouse, 121 W. Main Street, Port Washington
Petition for seeking redress from damage caused by draft riots in Port Washington
1864
Petitioners, the leaders of the free mason Astrea Lodge Number 104 in Port Washington, state that during the draft riots in Port Washington in November of 1862, their lodge offices suffered damage....
10th Wisconsin Volunteer Infantry Regiment Recruiting Poster
circa 1860-1869
Recruiting poster that reads "302 Dollars or 402 Dollars for Veterans will be paid for Volunteers for the 10th Wis. Regiment".
