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Maine at War July 2022 blog posts
In July 2022 my Maine at War blog examined topics ranging from a popular rail trail that brushes against Civil War history to a 1st Maine Heavy Artillery veteran who did not let his bullet-shattered jaw silence him. July 6, … Continue reading →
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Tagged 17th U.S. Infantry Regiment, 18th Maine Infantry Regiment, 1st Maine Heavy Artillery Regiment, Abner Coburn, Acadia National Park, Army of the Potomac, Augusta, Bangor Daily News, Bar Harbor, Belfast, Bowdoin College, Brian Swartz, Brunswick, Central Maine Adventure Trail, Charles J. Gilman, Clara J. Welch, Cony Hospital, Corinna, Corinna Veterans Memorial, Corundel Lake, Dexter, Dover-Foxcroft, Eden, Emory Washburn, Ezekiel Holmes, Farmer’s Table, Fort Popham, Fort Popham State Historic Site, Fredericksburg, George Burgess, George E. Tufts, George W. Burns, Graham Stinson, Harris Farm, Hunnewell’s Point, J. H. Drummond, Jack Gifford, James Harvey Stinson, Jane Mudgett Stinson, John A. Poor, John J. Day, Joni Smith, Kennebec River, Lake Wassookeag, Leonard Woods Jr., Lewis Burns, Maine at War, Maine Central Railroad, Maine Farmer, Maine Historical Society, Martha Burns, Mason’s Mills, Maude Stinson, Moosehead Trail, Mount Desert Island, Mulligan Stream, Nahum P. Monroe, Nathan Birnbaum, Newport, Old Bar Harbor Road, Phippsburg, Portland, Richard S. Ewell, Robert E. Lee, Sabino Peninsula, Salisbury Cove, Salisbury Cove Cemetery, Sebasticook Lake, Sir George Popham, Spotsylvania Court House, Thomas D’Arcy McGee, Thomas H. Marshal Post No. 42, Thomas L. Casey, Ulysses S. Grant, wilderness, William Burns, William Willis
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Fighting For Both: Frank Crawford Armstrong
First part of the series “Tales From the Tombstone“ Frank Crawford Armstrong became a brigadier general in Confederate on January 20, 1863 after extensive service in the Trans-Mississippi and Western theaters. After a myriad of assignments, from serving on the … Continue reading →
Posted in Battles, Campaigns, Leadership--Confederate, Memory, Monuments, Western Theater
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Tagged Alabama, Bar Harbor, Battle of Franklin, Battle of Nashville, Battle of Pea Ridge, Battles of Atlanta, Ben McCulloch, First Manassas, Frank Crawford Armstrong, James McIntosh, Maine, Selma, Tales of the Tombstone
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