Due to construction along the route I would be taking, I decided to leave a little earlier than normal. And, of course, there were no delays whatsoever. You know that if I had left at my normal time, I would have been sitting there motionless amongst angry motorists for 14 hours or something. Isn't that the way things go? So while sitting at the train station an hour early as opposed to my usual 30 minutes, I pulled out my phone to check my eticket for my room assignment. I purchased the tickets back in February and couldn't remember. All of a sudden, I felt all tingly, a lump developed in my throat, and my ears began to burn. The date of the ticket was for the following day! #%&#($*&#(&*#@@!!!!! I kept looking back and forth between the date on the ticket and the date on the calendar as if that would magically morph them into one and the same.
Hundreds, perhaps thousands, of women disguised themselves as men and served in the Civil War. I present research, both previously published along with new discoveries, to document the lives and trials of these extraordinary women.
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Monday, May 25, 2015
Monday, April 27, 2015
Strange Stories from the Cemeteries-Amputated Limbs and Breastplates
Did you ever wonder what happened to all of the amputated limbs? They were reinterred in national cemeteries! This is an entry for Corinth National Cemetery. (Click pictures to enlarge.)
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