White House of Confederacy, Montgomery, Alabama

Creator

E.C. Kropp Company

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Source Collection

University of North Alabama Archives and Special Collections, Postcard Collection, Collier Library

Identifier

PC 113

Description

Front view of white, wood-frame home in Montgomery (Alabama) that served as the White House of the Confederacy. Text on verso reads: "First White House of the Confederacy. The official residence of President Jefferson Davis during the period when Montgomery was the Capitol of the Confederate States." Text on front indicates card is no. 8 in a series.

Date Created

11-13-2025

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No Date

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