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From The South’s Last Boys in Gray By Professor Jay S. Hoar Condensed from pp. 1248-1262used with permission [the new Confederate marker placed May 25,

In Their Own Words Taken in part from The Boy’s War by Jim Murphy And Reluctant Witnesses by Emmy E. Werner Enlisting In 1861, President

[Quarryville, Pennsylvania, September 2021] The Civil War Labor Day Weekend encampment, hosted at the Robert Fulton Birthplace Museum and Gardens by the SOLANCO Historical Society,

The Battle of Shiloh was one of the bloodiest skirmishes in an already vicious American Civil War. In its aftermath, came strange tales of an

“This is a work of historic fiction. As a blend of fact and fiction, the names, characters, places, and incidents either are the product of

While at Penn Treaty Middle School, writing became focused on creating and adapting material for use in teaching American History.  Over the years, a number

Currently, four stories are related to the fictional Virginia & Truckee Railroad of West Virginia. They span a period of four years from the summer

J. Arthur Moore I started to write when I was in elementary school.  It was only to fulfill writing assignments from my teachers over the

In Blake’s Story, historic events bring two boys together, one of whom has killed the father of the other. In order for this to happen,