Posted in Civil War Monuments U.S. Grant

Ulysses S. Grant National Historic Site Wins Award for Excellence in National Park Service History

Ulysses S. Grant National Historic Site in Missouri was honored last week in Los Angeles with the Stanton-Horton Award for Excellence in National Park Service…

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Posted in Civil War Slavery USCT

56th USCT Honored in St. Louis for Service During Civil War and Reconstruction

Last Friday the SUV held a memorial ceremony in St. Louis honoring the men of the 56th United States Colored Troops (56th USCT). The 56th…

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Posted in Places to Visit U.S. Grant

Pilot Knob State Historic Site Hosts Exhibit on Ulysses S. Grant in Nov. 2022 for Grant Bicentennial

Pilot Knob State Historic Site is hosting a  travelling exhibit on weekends this November on Ulysses S. Grant. Here is information on the exhibit from…

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Enslaved Man Archer Alexander to Be Honored in St. Charles, Missouri Sept. 24, 2022 for Saving Lives of Union Soldiers

On Saturday September 24, 2022, a Black Civil War hero, Archer Alexander will be honored for his role in saving men that the Confederates tried…

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Posted in Civil War Memory of Reconstruction Slavery Veterans

NY Times Publishes “Stories from Slavery” Submitted by Readers

The 1619 Project of the New York Times has a new installment today. In response to the series, African American families have been sending in…

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Seeing Reconstruction in the Fall of 1868 Through the Eyes of The “Weekly Caucasian” Newspaper from Missouri

As many of you probably know, the Weekly Caucasian newspaper from Lexington, Missouri was a staunchly Democratic newspaper. Supporting the virtues of the Confederacy, applying…

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