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Clara Barton Highlights of an Extraordinary Life
Born December 25, 1821, in North Oxford, Massachusetts, Clara Barton was the fifth child of Stephen and Sarah Barton. After an early career in teaching, Clara moved to Washington, D.C., and worked at the U.S. Patent Office. She was one of the first women to work for the...
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The Legacy of John Henry Cook
Research & Stories Compiled by Linda Isaacs King John Henry Cook was... Read more of this story
Aiken’s Allure: ‘Forward to the Charge!’
What is it about an event that makes it a success? Is... Read more of this story
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Fight for the City of the Dead: The Battle of Blountville
During these troubled times of pestilences such as the Covid 19 pandemic, civil unrest, natural disasters, and other issues facing the world, the Department
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Confederate Monuments moved from Arizona State property
PHOENIX (AP) — Two Confederate monuments on Arizona state property, including Read more
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When Spanish Flu changed the world in 1918
Editor’s Note: This story was filed to the Associated Press in Read more
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Civil War Courier
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Surgeon General Finley: A Medical Man for Another Age
Dr. Clement Finley was bornint Newville, Pennsylvania. His father, Samuel Finley, served in the Virginia cavalry during the Revolutionary War. President George Washington appointed
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Civil War Courier Calendar of Events
Winter Muster Reenactment – 160th Witness history with a reenactment of Read more
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Courier Book Reviews
Richard Benwell’s Fourth of July By Robert Kuehl & Greg M. Read more
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North vs South
The North-South Skirmish Association will hold its 149th National Competition May Read more
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Camp Chase Gazette
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Clara Barton Highlights of an Extraordinary Life
Born December 25, 1821, in North Oxford, Massachusetts, Clara Barton was the fifth child of Stephen and Sarah Barton. After an early career in
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The Legacy of John Henry Cook
Research & Stories Compiled by Linda Isaacs King John Henry Cook Read more
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Aiken’s Allure: ‘Forward to the Charge!’
What is it about an event that makes it a success? Read more
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