Civil War diaries given to museum

It’s a classic American tale: A family member passes away, and relatives discover their long-lost historical artifacts in the attic.

In Nancy Woodward’s case, the artifacts are the personal diaries of her ancestor, a Civil War Union cavalry officer, Capt. Benjamin Tolbert Humphrey.

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