A Civil War-era doll dubbed Nina lays on an imaging table as radiological technician Lanea Bare, center right, and Museum of the Confederacy collections manager Catherine Wright, center left , prepare another doll, Lucy Ann, for X-rays at Virginia Commonwealth Universitys Medical College of Virginia hospital radiological center in Richmond, Va., on Wednesday. Nina and Lucy Ann, thought to have been used to smuggle medicine past Union blockades, were X-rayed Wednesday, disclosing hollowed papier-mache heads that once could have contained quinine or morphine for wounded or malaria-stricken Confederate troops.
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