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For. Keeping. Good morning and welcome to the grand opening dedication ceremony. Celebration of the internet africanamerican museum in. Charleston, South Carolina. I am so honored be with you this morning. And as i look out into jacksons walk into harbor where over ten 100,000 africans first touched the soil of the United States. America right here where are seated. Its a lot lot. Yes. This location, one of the most prolific slaving warehouses in operation ins in history. But now, today, we recl...

For. Keeping. Good morning and welcome to the grand opening dedication ceremony. Celebration of the internet africanamerican museum in. Charleston, South Carolina. I am so honored be with you this morning. And as i look out into jacksons walk into harbor where over ten 100,000 africans first touched the soil of the United States. America right here where are seated. Its a lot lot. Yes. This location, one of the most prolific slaving warehouses in operation ins in history. But now, today, we recl...

For. Keeping. Good morning and welcome to the grand opening dedication ceremony. Celebration of the internet africanamerican museum in. Charleston, South Carolina. I am so honored be with you this morning. And as i look out into jacksons walk into harbor where over ten 100,000 africans first touched the soil of the United States. America right here where are seated. Its a lot lot. Yes. This location, one of the most prolific slaving warehouses in operation ins in history. But now, today, we recl...

The following events are planned April 18-21:

WINCHESTER — Students, faculty and staff gathered in the campus library Monday afternoon to take shelter from the misting rain and celebrate Shenandoah University’s 149th Founders’ Day.

HARPERS FERRY — Harpers Ferry Civil War round table will hold their January 2024 dinner-program at 6:30 p.m. (for dinner) and 7:15 p.m. (for program only), on Wednesday, Jan. 10,

The following events are planned this weekend:

The legacy of James I. “Bud” Robertson Jr. lives eternally in the hearts and minds of those he educated. 

‘The Winter’s War’: Civil War soldier experience discussed by The Tattooed Historian By Iyee Jagne - For the Chronicle | Feb 5, 2021 The George Tyler Moore Center for the Study of the Civil War has been holding its events virtually throughout the pandemic. Tabitha Johnston SHEPHERDSTOWN — On Jan. 28, The Tattooed Historian, John Heckman, went on Facebook Live, to moderate a discussion on the experiences of Civil War soldiers during the winter. He was joined by four other guests, George ...