Constitution, By-laws, Past and Present Officers, and Roster of Members of the Second Army Corps Association of the District of Columbia .. (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781149901427)

This historical document provides a detailed record of the Second Army Corps Association of the District of Columbia, circa 1896. It includes the organization's constitution and by-laws, offering insights into the structure and objectives of this Civil War veterans' group. A comprehensive roster of past and present officers and members is also included, offering valuable information for genealogical research and historical studies.

The document provides a glimpse into the social and organizational aspects of post-Civil War veteran communities, highlighting their efforts to maintain camaraderie and preserve the memory of their service. This volume is a valuable primary source for researchers interested in Civil War history, veterans' affairs, and social organizations of the late 19th century.

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