Grim nineteenth-century demographics mourned with grim saccharine verses.
Category Archives: U.S. Civil War
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A fireworks show does not clamor for our attention as much as this stone does!
The many flags of Scranton
Of the places I’ve been, none has Scranton’s variety of flags flying on private houses.
One of Lincoln’s Men
An interesting Civil War monument seen today in Damascus, PA.
Daniel Miles, victim of Gettysburg
Daniel Miles died of wounds received repulsing Pickett’s Charge at Gettysburg.
G. A. R. Place
Unusual stylized stone mortars decorate the monumental staircase of a GAR-reserved burial area in Flower Hill Cemetery in Binghamton, New York.
The Jago monument
The monument of George Jago compels interest for its use of a popular song and its odd iconography.
Howard Street, Ocracoke
Come stroll down charming Howard Street in Ocracoke, N.C.
Almost made it!
A Union soldier dead in the final push to take Petersburg and end the war: seven days before Lee surrendered.
G.A.R. Building, Scranton
An exceptional building on the National Register in Scranton with extraordinary terra cotta.
