I know where one section of narrow gauge rail from the Montgomery & West Point Railway (AL) from Maj. Gen. Lovell Rousseau's raid on the line under orders from Sherman in July 1864. I have been after it for years but have never been able to secure it. It was placed under a house after the Union troops left the area and have never been moved. I've seen it and it's twisted and bent in a U shape. It is near the location were Rousseau and his troops began their orders of the destruction of the RR at Lochapoka, AL. The Union Officers took over a house that is still standing today in downtown Notasulga, AL along the RR about 2 miles East of Camp Watts. A few years ago the family silverware was returned to the family in Notasulga, it was still in the wooden box with the family's name engraved on a brass plaque fixed to the lid. The family's descendant is a contractor and when doing a renovation, he found a large amount of Confederate money and a Sharps rifle. He also owns a CS Calvery bridal bit with the leather straps still intact, amazing family collection of non-dug artifacts.