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Country
United States / /
Event
Person Travel / /
Facility
Monument State Parks / Mount Olivet Cemetery / Town Hall / A Personal Touch Photography Confederate Encampment / National Shrine of St. Elizabeth Ann Seton / Urbana Pike / Mt. Olivet Cemetery / Dahlgren Chapel / City Hotel / Frederick Visitor Center / Old South Mountain Inn / Civil War Encampment / Historic National Road Frederick Visitor Center / Museum of Frederick County History / /
Holiday
Christmas / /
IndustryTerm
issued equipment / food / /
Movie
Lost and Found / /
NaturalFeature
Potomac River / Ohio River / South Mountain / Middletown Valley / /
Organization
Each Civil War infantry / Historical Society / Resurrection Reformed Church / St. Paul Lutheran Church / Jackson’s Division / Army / Lutheran Church / Burkittsville School / 5th VA Infantry / Historical Society of Frederick County / Maryland National Road Association / 145th New York Infantry / Confederate Army / South Mountain Heritage Society / 6th New Hampshire Infantry / 27th Indiana Infantry Regiment / Middletown Valley Historical Society / /
Person
David O. Thomas / David Thomas / Catherine Markell / Fred / Jacob Rudy / George B. McClellan / Barbara Fritchie / Henry Douglas / George Washington / John Greenleaf Whittier / Patrick Streets / Jacob Engelbrecht / Alfred Castleman / Civil War / Rose Hill Manor / David Ogle Thomas / Rose Hill / David C. Steiner / Battlefield Middletown / Carroll Streets / John Garrott / Rutherford B. Hayes / Francis Scott Key / Robert E. Lee / Rose Hill Manor Rose Hill / Albert Davis / Ann Seton / /
Position
President / gray head / General / Lieutenant Colonel / Lieutenant / Historian / Union commander General / Confederate General / ranger / businessmen / photographer / Major / Surgeon / future president / C E O / Private / /
ProvinceOrState
Ohio / Maryland / Frederick County / Frederick / Pennsylvania / New Hampshire / /
Civil War Comes to Maryland Confederate Soldiers march through Frederick, Maryland, in September 1862 Courtesy of the Historical Society of Frederick County The Maryland Campaign 150th Anniversary