“The Pedestrian”; Being a Correct Journal of “incidents” on a Walk From the State House, Boston, Mass., to the U. S. Capitol at Washington, D. C. … Between February 22d and March 4th, 1861

Join Edward P. Weston on his incredible journey from Boston to Washington D.C. in the early days of the Civil War. This firsthand account offers a unique perspective of the historic time period, detailing the people and events that Weston encountered along the way.

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