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SALLY TOMPKINS (1833-1916). Captain Sally Louisa Tompkins, philanthropist
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SALLY TOMPKINS (1833-1916). Captain Sally Louisa Tompkins, philanthropist
SALLY TOMPKINS (1833-1916). Captain Sally Louisa Tompkins, philanthropist and Civil War nurse, founded a Confederate hospital. Drawing of a stained glass window at St. James Episcopal Church in Richmond, Virginia. depicting Tompkins with a medical bag, overseen by an angel. Abover her is Robertson Hospital in Richmond
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Angel Bible Captain Church Confederate Confederate Army Episcopal Founder Hospital Humanitarian Louise Medical Nurse Philanthropist Richmond Robertson Saint Sally South East Stained Glass Tompkins Virginia Window Wounded
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This print showcases the remarkable Sally Louisa Tompkins, a woman of great compassion and resilience. Captain Sally Louisa Tompkins was not only a philanthropist but also an esteemed Civil War nurse who left an indelible mark on history. The drawing depicted in this stained glass window at St. James Episcopal Church in Richmond, Virginia beautifully captures her essence. In the image, we see Captain Tompkins holding a medical bag, symbolizing her dedication to healing and caring for wounded soldiers during the tumultuous times of the American Civil War. An angel gracefully oversees her work, signifying divine guidance and protection as she selflessly tended to those in need. Above her figure stands Robertson Hospital in Richmond, which she founded with unwavering determination. This hospital became a sanctuary for countless soldiers seeking solace and treatment amidst the chaos of war. The 19th-century drawing evokes a sense of reverence for Captain Tompkins' humanitarian efforts within the Confederate Army. Her tireless commitment to providing medical aid to both Union and Confederate soldiers transcended political boundaries and exemplified true compassion. This print serves as a poignant reminder of Sally Louisa Tompkins' significant contributions to society as well as her enduring legacy as an influential woman during one of America's most challenging periods - the Civil War era.
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