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Full-Text Articles in Arts and Humanities
The Moment We’Ve All Been Waiting For: Lee’S Gettysburg Headquarters Opens, Savannah Rose
The Moment We’Ve All Been Waiting For: Lee’S Gettysburg Headquarters Opens, Savannah Rose
The Gettysburg Compiler: On the Front Lines of History
On October 28, 2016, the doors of the Mary Thompson house located on Seminary Ridge in Gettysburg opened before a crowd of over one thousand Civil War Trust members and Civil War enthusiasts. In 2013, the Civil War Trust purchased a portion of land on Seminary Ridge, land covered with a motel, a brewery, a restaurant, and the Mary Thompson house, which some know as the headquarters of Confederate General Robert E. Lee. Since purchasing the land the Civil War Trust, in partnership with other organizations, has worked to restore the Thompson property to its 1863 appearance by tearing down …
Lula Turner Brinson
African American Funeral Programs
Ms. Lula Turner Brinson age 67 died at Candler Co. Hosp. She was a resident of Emanuel County.
Dea Ezell Brown
African American Funeral Programs
Dea Ezell Brown, age 84, died at the Candler County Hospital. He was a native of Bulloch County, a retired farmer and a Deacon of Little Bethel Baptist Church. Funeral services were at the Little Bethel Baptist Church with Rev. James Thomas officiating. Mr. Brown is interned at Second St. John Baptist Church Cemetery. James R. Barnes Mortuary was in charge of the arrangements.
Grave’S Anatomy: Abolitionists, Body Snatchers, And The Demise Of Winchester Medical College, Kaylyn L. Sawyer
Grave’S Anatomy: Abolitionists, Body Snatchers, And The Demise Of Winchester Medical College, Kaylyn L. Sawyer
The Gettysburg Compiler: On the Front Lines of History
A census in 1890 listed Chris Baker’s occupation as “Anatomical Man.” While the title sounds like that one of today’s superheroes, the nineteenth century existence of this vocation kept people from lingering around medical colleges after dark. By day, Chris Baker worked as a janitor for the Medical College of Virginia in Richmond. By night, he had the darker task of obtaining corpses for the school. He was a “resurrectionist,” and he was not alone in his eerie nocturnal task of preying on the powerless and recently interred with a shovel, bag, and cart close at hand. Until legislation governing …
The Evolution Of The Military Dog Tag: From The Civil War To Present Day, Savannah A. Labbe
The Evolution Of The Military Dog Tag: From The Civil War To Present Day, Savannah A. Labbe
The Gettysburg Compiler: On the Front Lines of History
In doing research for my previous post on the U.S. Christian Commission, I came across an intriguing artifact: a Civil War era identification tag, or dog tag. When I picture a military dog tag I see a metal rectangle suspended from a necklace, like those worn by today’s soldiers. One doesn’t usually associate dog tags with the Civil War, which is why I was interested to find one. However, it is not surprising that the basic human fear of dying unknown, of robbing one’s family of closure and certainty, was present during the Civil War just as it is today. …
Reverend Donald D. K. Logan
African American Funeral Programs
Funeral Program for Reverend Donald D. K. Logan on Oct. 22, 2016 at Elm Street Church of God
Ernest Lovett Jr.
African American Funeral Programs
Attached to the funeral program is a death notice.
William Floyd Billinger
African American Funeral Programs
There is no obituary for Mr. Billinger. This is likely a death notice from the place he died. There is also date of birth or date of death, and the handwriting is difficult to read.
Mother Carrrie Bell Wright
African American Funeral Programs
Mother_Carrie_Bell_Wright.pdf - Funeral program for Mother Carrie Bell Wright
A Tale Of Two Universities: Harvard And Georgetown Accept Their Ties To Slavery, Alexandria J. Andrioli
A Tale Of Two Universities: Harvard And Georgetown Accept Their Ties To Slavery, Alexandria J. Andrioli
The Gettysburg Compiler: On the Front Lines of History
The Washington Ideas Forum, a Washington D.C. hot-ticket event, reconvened for its eighth year on September 28th and 29th, 2016. Leaders in politics, policy, race and justice, education, science and technology, and even food met to share ideas and have meaningful conversations at the event hosted by The Atlantic and the Aspen Institute. From Speaker of the House Paul Ryan and Secretary of State John Kerry to author Chimamanda Adichie and chef and founder of Momofuku, David Chang, the best and the brightest were all in attendance.
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Birdie Mae Bradley
African American Funeral Programs
Interment at New Bethlehem Missionary Baptist Church