Cornelia Hancock News Today

She curated several exhibitions and has authored several articles that appeared in prolog magazine. The quarterly publication of the national archives. Traces, publication of the International Society and several Online Publications and blogs. Shes currently working on a book on africanamerican civil war surgeons, please join me in welcoming jalal newmark. [ applause ]. Hi and good evening and thank you for that nice introduction. I want to thank jake for the opportunity and the invitation to co...

Past 15 years where she is conducting research on africanamerican medical personnel that served during the american civil war. She has curated several exhibitions including binding wounds, pushing boundaries, africanamericans in civil war medicine, and has authored several articles that have appeared in prologue magazine. Traces, a publication of the Indiana Historical society, and several Online Publications and blogs. She is currently working on a book on africanamerican civil war surgeons. Pl...

The Culpeper History Museum hosted a lecture on March 12, highlighting notable women in Culpeper County history, in honor of Women’s History Month.

Earlier this month, Visit Culpeper unveiled the latest Civil War Trails site which puts guests in the footsteps of Cornelia Hancock, a young trailblazing pioneer of medical care.

Flagler Beach's joint-government meeting on tourism management, Paul Renner at Tiger Bay, St. Augustine's inglorious racial history.

In recognition of Women’s History Month, it is paramount to highlight the stories of historic women in our Gettysburg, Adams County community who served their community, helping those around them

The Gettysburg Foundation’s “Ticket to the Past: Unforgettable Journey” is a wonderful, mind-altering, virtual reality experience.

Gettysburg, PA (PRWEB) May 09, 2022 -- Gettysburg Foundation, non-profit cooperating partner to the National Park Services at the Gettysburg National Military

Visitors and residents will now be able to travel back to 1863 through Gettysburg’s first virtual reality experience, Ticket to the Past—Unforgettable Journeys, at the Gettysburg Lincoln Railroad Station.

From about the 1830s to the end of the American Civil War the rights and freedoms and roles of women changed for the better.