Digital Collections @ St. Lawrence University

I am now about giving a little description

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Overview

Creator: 
Sunderland, Darwin
Subject: 
Sunderland, Darwin
Coverage: 
Albany, NY
Source: 
Original letter: ink on paper, 4 p.
Language: 
English

Rights

Rights Management: 
Original materials may be protected by the Copyright Law of the United States (more information).
Date Original (Precise): 
January 14, 1862

Technical

Digitization Specifications: 
Scanned at 600ppi on Epson 1000XL scanner as 48-bit RGB uncompressed TIFF images. Images resized to 960 pixels wide, 150 dpi, and saved as JPEG (level 10) in Photoshop CS5 with Unsharp Mask of 60:1.
Date Digital: 
September 26, 2011
Format: 
image/jpeg
Type: 
Text

Location

Series: 
1
Box: 
1
Folder: 
05
Excerpt: 
I am now about
giving a little description of our barracks and of our living. 1st I will endeavor to describe our barracks. They are large 4 story brick building some 200 feet long by 40 wide and these are divided of into room large enough to contain 100 men with sleeping bunks.