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Join Author B.J. Welborn on her Civil War Odyssey. The sesquicentennial of the American Civil War offers unparalleled opportunity to learn about and contemplate what some historians call our nation
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Civil War Odyssey with Author B.J. Welborn: Finding Sherman Amid The Lions And Tigers And Bears
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Saturday, February 15, 2014. Finding Sherman Amid The Lions And Tigers And Bears. This life-size rendition of Gen. William T. Sherman and a Union. Soldier stands along the south side. Of the Congaree River in Columbia. Sherman peers at the new S.C. capitol,. Under construction in February 1865. Legend has it that General Sherman. Slept under this granite ledge, known. As "Sherman's Rock" before his troops. Invaded Columbia, S.C., in 1865. The highly lauded Riverbanks Zoo. Sherman had it in for Columbia,"...
Civil War Odyssey with Author B.J. Welborn: February 2013
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Thursday, February 14, 2013. Part 2: Battlefields, Myths Of Lesser People, And My Rosetta. America’s history is an ongoing civil war. Chris Matthews, TV Commentator. President Abraham Lincoln presents his. Emancipation Proclamation to his cabinet in this. 1864 painting by artist Francis Bicknell Carpenter. Lincoln's history-making order freed. African Americans enslaved in the rebellious. Confederate) states, where ironically, the federal. Government's power wasn't recognized. Photo, Wikipedia. I write a...
Civil War Odyssey with Author B.J. Welborn: Photos
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The Killing Field Where Corporal Welborn Died. A period rendition of Racoon Ford on the Rapidan River, Harpers Weekly online. News clip from the High Point, N.C. Enterprise ,. Significance of the Bell-Welborn cemetery . Edge Of Obscurity: Tracking The Ailing Confederate. Today, row homes watch over the former. Site of Winder Hospital in Richmond, Va. Possibly nothing remains of the hospital after 150 years. But a couple of renovated wards used as residences. Of Winder has survived modern development.
Civil War Odyssey with Author B.J. Welborn: The Letters
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From Blog, Edge of Obscurity: Tracking The Ailing Confederate. First page of letter William Lane. Welborn wrote to his father, Joseph,. In December 1864. William wrote. From Winder Hospital in Richmond,. Va, home to 50 military hospitals. Winder. Later housed ill Union soldiers, then served as. Shelter for Richmond residents impoverished. Or displaced by the war. Several fires ravaged. The hospital complex during its existence. Back page of Private Welborn's letter. NC Records show William was a wagon.
Civil War Odyssey with Author B.J. Welborn: May 2012
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Monday, May 28, 2012. The War Between The States Of Mind: Romantics Vs. Realists. The Confederate battle flag flies near. My Columbia, S.C., home. Do Civil. War romanticists live here? Why does the Civil War ignite emotional explosives 150 years later? I know this type well. My late father, a Revolutionary War re-enactor, was one. I loved his view of life. On the other side: the realists, beguiled by pragmatism, compromise and anti-heroism, or at least their version of it. I know this type, too. Just as ...
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Saluda Factory Ruins and Ruins of Old State Road Bridge | Hidden History of South Carolina
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Hidden History of South Carolina. A site dedicated to exploring ruins of years gone by in South Carolina. Long Canes Massacre, Badwell Cemetery and Guillebeau Cemetery, McCormick South Carolina. Hidden Secrets of Oconee →. Saluda Factory Ruins and Ruins of Old State Road Bridge. April 22, 2013. Any information from the following post is from this site. This Saturday, I went to visit the Riverbanks Zoo. I saw lots of lovely animals. Flamingos at the Zoo. Sleepy Bear at the Zoo. Tiger at the Zoo. I did not...
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Upstate New York in the Civil War: A 150th Year Remembrance | A Civil War blog focused on upstate New York.
Upstate New York in the Civil War: A 150th Year Remembrance. A Civil War blog focused on upstate New York. Today: April 12, 2011. April 11, 2011. Fort Sumter during the bombardment by Currier and Ives, famous lithographers. We are a group of Civil War enthusiasts, all members of the Capital District Civil War Round Table, who want to celebrate the 150. An error has occurred; the feed is probably down. Try again later. Today: April 12, 2011. Upstate New York in the Civil War: A 150th Year Remembrance.
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American Civil War Sesquicentennial. State of New York. Daniel E. Sickles. Honoring the memory of more than 450,000 New Yorkers. Who answered our Nation's call.
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American Civil War Sesquicentennial. State of New York. Daniel E. Sickles. Honoring the memory of more than 450,000 New Yorkers. Who answered our Nation's call.
My Civil War Obsession
My Civil War Obsession. My Civil War Obsession. Height='124px; ' id='Header1 headerimg' src='http:/ 2.bp.blogspot.com/-6iQ97us2cqE/Tqnf75jTxDI/AAAAAAAABFQ/ XRA k0maao/s1600/3header.jpg' style='display: block' width='647px; '/. Exploring anything and everything that fascinates me about this war. Ancestors in the War. Sunday, March 4, 2018. Thought on Lincoln’s Second Inaugural and Gettysburg Address. Among non-Civil War students. Should that fame affect how I view that speech? Was being delivered from thi...
Civil War Odyssey with Author B.J. Welborn
Monday, May 30, 2016. The Killing Field Where Corporal Welborn's Luck Ran Out. We are sadly human, and in our contemplation of the Civil War we see a dramatization of our humanity. —Robert Penn Warren. INTO THE WOODS: This faint path, marked by small. Blocks of blue paint on bark, led me through the. 1863 Battle of Payne's Farm, where my ancestor,. Lyndon M. Welborn, died. The fierce clash between. Battle-hardened foes ignited the seven-day Mine Run. Campaign, in which nearly 2,000 soldiers died. Trail t...
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Old Settlers Who Served in the Military
Benjamin F. Guy. Elijah H. Guy. Horace and William Norman. Merze Tate and The Civil War. Old Settlers Who Served in the Military. Basil (Bazeel) Norman (1750 – 1830) fought in the Revolutionary War (1775 –1783). Was born in Ohio in 1843 and died in the Civil War on April 24, 1865. He was in Co. D, 5. USCT, corporal and is buried in. VA, interred in the National. Row 8, Section F, Grave No. 44. He was appointed corporal. October 1, 1863. His brother William. Shown above also served in the 5. May 19, 18.
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Skip to main content. Civil War on the Western Border: The Missouri-Kansas Conflict, 1854-1865. The Missouri-Kansas Conflict 1854-1865. Discover the Civil War's legacy in the Greater Kansas City region. Recipient of four major historical awards. Featuring a Foreword on the Civil War in Kansas City. View original photos, letters, and maps from partner organizations. Explore interactive features to see relationships between events and historic artifacts. Kansas City Public Library. Regional Civil War sites.
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