Text on the leaf describes war events in Nashville, Tenn., in Feb., 1862. Other illustrations are: No. 571. Capt. John Ericsson, inventor and constructor of the Monitor; No. 573. View of New Fernandina and Cedar Keys Railway, occupied by the national naval and land forces under Commodore Dupont and General Wright, March 2d and 3d, 1862; No. 574. Lighthouse, northern extremity of Cumberland Island, Ga. Shows the region north and south of the mouth of the St. Mary's River: the northern portion of Amelia Island with Fernandina, "Old Fernandina," indigenous people Mound, and Ft. Clinch; Amelia River; the Florida Railroad; Lanceford Creek; Bell's River; Jolly River; Tiger Island; Martin's Island; the southern tip of Georgia; Cumberland Sound and most of Cumberland Island.

Colton, 1827-1901, G. Woolworth (George Woolworth). "Map of Fernandina, Florida captured by the US troops March 4, 1862 and the surrounding country." New York : F. Leslie, 1862. Allen Lastinger Center for Florida History. Thomas G. Carpenter Library, University of North Florida. UNF Digital Commons,