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Showing posts with label July. Show all posts
Sunday, July 3, 2022

Ruff's Mill: Archaeological report on July 4, 1864, battle in Ga. urges preservation, education opportunities about soldiers, slaves and citizens

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Field work was conducted in late 2020; here artillery item (Lamar Institute) A growing and diverse suburb of Atlanta should be thinking of h...
Friday, July 11, 2014

Pennsylvania township remembers horrific train collision that killed prisoners, guards

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Marker at national cemetery in Elmira, N.Y., lists Confederates killed in collision. The men in the first car behind the locomotive...
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Saturday, June 26, 2010

July 4 baseball game set for Fort Pulaski

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Weekend events at masonry fort near Savannah include cannon demonstrations, music and America's pastime. • Details
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Fascinated by the Civil War since childhood, I used to terrorize my children by dragging them to battlefields across the South. I am a writer, editor and Web producer.
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