“And fame will remember,In a cause that is just,The life of a heroAnd his mouldering dust.For none brighter is offeredWhen death shots are showeredNone braver, none truerThan thine, gallant Howard.” -Ared F. White[1] On the first of September 1862, 17-year-old Frank Maxwell Howard was home on furlough from the Union Army, staying with his family … Continue reading Til’s Last Visit: Tilghman Howard and the Fight at Uniontown