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Soldiers’ Monument New Britain Connecticut

New Britain is a small city in Connecticut with a population of just over 74,000. In the Civil War period, only about 10,000 people lived…

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Confederate Monument to Be Restored at Arlington National Cemetery

In another win for modern day supporters of the Confederacy, Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth announced on Tuesday that the Confederate Monument will be restored…

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Cooperstown New York Civil War Monument and Abner Doubleday Field

Cooperstown is one of America’s best known small towns. If I say I am going to Cooperstown, no one asks me where the town is…

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Corbit’s Charge Monument at Westminster Maryland An Opening of the Battle of Gettysburg

While many of the monuments I have visited date back almost to the Civil War, there are a fairly large number modern monuments erected in…

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Spangler Farm & Hospital at Gettysburg

Most students of the American Civil War associate the Spangler family with Gettysburg. As a kid my parents took me to Spangler Spring so I…

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Civil War Institute on Doing Civil War History in Public

The Civil War Institute had its 2025 conference in Gettysburg last weekend. One of the panel discussion looked at how National Park Rangers, podcasters, and…

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Juneteenth Monument Texas African American History Memorial

While the official name of this monument is the Texas African American History Memorial, it is popularly known as the Juneteenth Monument. Texas’s Capitol has…

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Grand Army Plaza in Brooklyn Has $8.9 Million in Preservation Work Completed

One of the most visited Civil War sites in the country is Grand Army Plaza outside of Prospect Park in Brooklyn. This site is dominated…

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Rally at Gettysburg to Support the National Parks on June 16 at 4PM

A large number of us will hold a rally at Gettysburg in support of the National Park Service, the Rangers, and the staff of the…

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Terry’s Texas Rangers Monument in Austin, Texas

In the early days of my career as a lawyer, I used to travel to Austin, Texas quite regularly in my professional capacity. However, I…

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