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Bygones: 70 years ago, Duluth Civil War vet turned 108
Woolson would turn 108 on Feb. 11, 1955, and Frances Ann, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Kobus, Woolson's son-in-law and daughter, would turn 5 the following week.
At Mother Bethel, Villanova professor previews ‘Last Seen,’ her book about how Black families searched for relatives sold during slavery
One year after the Civil War ended, Hagar Outlaw, a formerly enslaved woman in North Carolina, was desperate to find eight of ...
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Saltuing C.C. Antoine for Black History Month
Today, for Black History Month, KTBS continues to salute the contributions of African Americans in labor with the help of Bossier Parish high school students.
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Buried in Pittsfield Cemetery, Bushrod Birch was a Civil War veteran who was hailed as 'a true man in all the relations of his life'
Born in New York City in 1810, Bushrod Birch spent time on and off in Pittsfield before serving in the Civil War, and returned to Pittsfield shortly before his death ...
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Secret How-to Guide to Cleaning Civil War Bullets Without Losing Patina
This is our secret guide to cleaning American Civil War Bullets without losing the patina! These are all bullets that were ...
READER LETTER: Is the Civil War finished?
The Emancipation Proclamation was signed Jan. 1, 1863. This freed the slaves. That this was even necessary should have ended the stain on our country’s history. Such is not the case. The ...