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Who Do You Remember?
Posted in Common Soldier, Memory, Monuments
Tagged cemeteries, Elmira, Hellmira, monuments, National cemeteries, Woodlawn National Cemetery
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Forgotten Figures: Fascinating Finds in Little Rock’s Mount Holly Cemetery
Spending time with friends in Little Rock this weekend, I had the opportunity to explore some Civil War-related sites in the area. Being somewhat familiar with the city, I pondered the more oblique ways to interact with the area’s Civil … Continue reading
Posted in Battlefields & Historic Places, Books & Authors, Emerging Civil War, Leadership--Confederate, Memory
Tagged Alvin M. Josephy, Arkansas, Arkansas Post, Bayou Fourche, Captain W.E. Woodruff, cemeteries, Cherokee, Elizabeth Ross, Ezra J. Warner, Fifth Arkansas Infantry, First Arkansas Mounted Rifles, Helena, John Edward Murray, John Ross, Joseph H. Crute Jr., Little Rock, Mount Holly Cemetery, Pea Ridge, Praire Grove, Pulaski Light Artillery, Quatie, Thomas James Churchill, Wilson's Creek
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