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Ebb Tide (Ella Wood, 3) - READ BOOK ONE FREE! http://michelleisenhoff.com/subscribe/ Encounter the historic people, places, and events that appear in the third…
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Route of the South Carolina Railroad shown in yellow. Excerpted from "Railroad map of South Carolina by Jed. Hotchkiss, T.E., Stanton, Va." in the Library of Congress.
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Michelle Isenhoff | Entertaining and teaching with fiction
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1864 Sherman's March burned Charleston, SC to the ground. Ruins of the railroad station. Us History, Black History, History Facts, American Civil War, American History, Shermans March, Fort Sumter, Confederate States Of America, Civil War Photos
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The Northeastern railroad teminal in Charleston accidentally blew up following the Confederate evacuation of the city, killing hundreds of women and children. (Not the main passenger terminal to Ella Wood.)
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Sandwich, Ontario, now incorporated into Windsor, was a town on the Detroit River across from Detroit, about 2 miles northeast of Windsor. The town and surrounding township were significant areas of black settlement, being immediate destinations at the end of the Underground Railroad. Historical Romance, Historical Fiction, Underground Railroad, Book Nooks, Windsor, Ontario, Detroit, Books To Read, Destinations
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Sandwich, Ontario, now incorporated into Windsor, was a town on the Detroit River across from Detroit, about 2 miles northeast of Windsor. The town and surrounding township were significant areas of black settlement, being immediate destinations at the end of the Underground Railroad.
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Michelle Isenhoff | Entertaining and teaching with fiction
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Haunting still from the History Channel's 2 minute video "Sherman and the Burning of Atlanta."
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Michelle Isenhoff | Entertaining and teaching with fiction
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Partially buried Confederate dead from the South Carolina (Jovie's regiment) on the Rose farm, fatalities of the heavy fighting in the Peach Orchard. The burial was interrupted by the arrival of Union troops. Photograph taken by Alexander Gardner. Historical Romance, Historical Fiction, American Civil War, American History, Gettysburg National Military Park, Gettysburg Battlefield, National Cemetery, Civil War Photos, Us History
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Partially buried Confederate dead from the 2nd South Carolina (Jovie's regiment) on the Rose farm, fatalities of the heavy fighting in the Peach Orchard. The burial was interrupted by the arrival of Union troops. Photograph taken by Alexander Gardner.
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Schematic showing the peach orchard where Jovie's 2nd Carolina regiment (Kershaw's brigade) fought on the Gettysburg battlefied.
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Michelle Isenhoff | Entertaining and teaching with fiction
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The Rose farm on the Gettysburg battlefield where Jovie's Carolina regiment (Kershaw's brigade) began marching toward the Peach Orchard on the second day of fighting. High School World History, Ap World History, History Online, Study History, American Civil War, American History, Gettysburg Battlefield, Domestic Cleaning, 13 Colonies
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Michelle Isenhoff | Entertaining and teaching with fiction
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Federal Civil War veterans with hospital-issue crutches.
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The Evacuation of Charleston - Part 2
Charleston's Northeastern Railroad depot exploded the day after evacuation, Feb. 18, 1865. The Confederate military stored a large quantity of gunpowder, as well as foodstuffs in the depot. After their departure, starving citizens helped themselves to the wares. Children playing with a candle ignited the powder, killing about 250 women and children. Flaming debris destroyed more buildings.
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Michelle Isenhoff | Entertaining and teaching with fiction
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-- from Andrew Johnson by Annette Gordon-Reed. Andrew Johnson was drunk during his March 1865 inauguration as Vice President. Moments after his disgraceful performance, Abraham Lincoln uttered. Presidents Wives, American Presidents, American History, Chief Justice, New President, New South, Original Artwork, The Unit, War
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Swearing in of Andrew Johnson on April 15, 1865, following the death of Abraham Lincoln.
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In this image from the U. Library of Congress, the funeral procession for U. President Abraham Lincoln moves down Pennsylvania Avenue on April in Washington, D. The absence of Lincoln was one of the factors that allowed Reconstruction to fail. American Revolutionary War, American Civil War, American History, Historical Romance, Historical Fiction, World War I, World History, Facts About America, Rare Images
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[Washington, D.C. President Lincoln's funeral procession on Pennsylvania Avenue]
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Julius Ulke, a boarder at the Petersen House, took this photograph of the bed upon which Abraham Lincoln died.
Julius Ulke, a boarder at the Petersen House, took this photograph of the bed upon which Abraham Lincoln died.
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Ford's Theatre where Abraham Lincoln was assassinated April 14, 1865, only five days after Lee's surrender. He died the next day.
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The hanging of four convicted in Lincoln's assassination. From left: Mary Surratt, Lewis Powell, David Herald, and George Atzerodt.
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Michelle Isenhoff | Entertaining and teaching with fiction
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The trenches at Petersburg, near Richmond, where Confederate troops (including Jeremiah) defended the city for 10 months.
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Michelle Isenhoff | Entertaining and teaching with fiction
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Another artistic rendering of Lee's surrender. Oil on canvas by Louis Guillaume, 1867.
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Michelle Isenhoff | Entertaining and teaching with fiction
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The home of Wilmer Mclea in Appomattox Court House, VA, where Lee surrendered to Grant, effectively ending the Civil War on April 9. 1865,
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Michelle Isenhoff | Entertaining and teaching with fiction
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'Peace in Union.' The surrender of General Lee to General Grant at Appomattox Court House, Virginia, 9 April 1865. Reproduction of a painting by Thomas Nast.
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Michelle Isenhoff | Entertaining and teaching with fiction
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