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A H Stephens - Vice President of the Confederacy

Taliaferro County, Georgia

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Battles at Brice's Crossroads & Tupelo

Lee County, Mississippi

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Birthplace of Juneteenth

Galveston, Texas

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Brownsville & Matamoros - The History of Two Border Towns

Brownsville, Texas

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Civil War Navies

Columbus, Georgia

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Custer Before the Little Bighorn

Monroe, Michigan

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Father Corby at Gettysburg

Cumberland Township, Pennsylvania

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Fort Defiance

Clarksville, Tennessee

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Fort Snelling & the First MN Regiment

Fort Snelling Unorganized Territory, Minnesota

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Fort Sumter

Sullivan's Island, South Carolina

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Fort Union & The Civil War in the West

Mora County, New Mexico

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Historic Ft. Snelling & the First MN Regiment

Fort Snelling Unorganized Territory, Minnesota

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Lincoln at the Gettysburg Train Depot

Gettysburg, Pennsylvania

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Natchez Before & After the War

Natchez, Mississippi

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The Castillo de San Marcos

Saint Augustine, Florida

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The Chain Across the River

Hickman County, Kentucky

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The Final Duel

San Francisco, California

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The Great Locomotive Chase

Atlanta, Georgia

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The Siege of Vicksburg

Vicksburg, Mississippi

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Lincoln's Tomb

Springfield, Illinois

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Who Is Mary Todd Lincoln?

Lexington, Kentucky

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The Battle at Petersburg

Prince George County, Virginia

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Centuries of History at Arkansas Post

Arkansas County, Arkansas

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George Meade- The Forgotten Victor

Cumberland Township, Pennsylvania

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John Burns Isn't Too Old to Fight

Cumberland Township, Pennsylvania

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Pickett Makes His Charge

Cumberland Township, Pennsylvania

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The Fort Overlooking the City

Saint Joseph, Missouri

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Battle of the Hemp Bales

Lafayette County, Missouri

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The Price Paid at Bloody Lane

Washington County, Maryland

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Damn the Torpedoes, Full Speed Ahead

Baldwin County, Alabama

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The Fight at Kansas' First Capital

Geary County, Kansas

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The Fight to Stay in the Union

Savannah, Missouri

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The President After Lincoln

Raleigh, North Carolina

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Replacing Horses with Camels

Crockett County, Texas

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Mendenhall Homeplace - A Place Toward Freedom

Guilford County, North Carolina

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The Most Memorable Tour

Gettysburg, Pennsylvania

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Tobacco, Taps & a 400 Year Old Farm

Charles City County, Virginia

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Professor Stonewall Jackson

Lexington, Virginia

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The Real Story of Civil War Medicine

Frederick, Maryland

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Osawatamie John Brown

Miami County, Kansas

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President Lincoln's Yard Sale - Heading to the White House

Springfield, Illinois

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Battle of Cedar Creek

Frederick County, Virginia

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Belle Grove Plantation

Frederick County, Virginia

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Defeating the Confederates in the West

San Miguel County, New Mexico

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The Story of President Franklin Pierce

Concord, New Hampshire

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Lew Wallace & Ben Hur

Crawfordsville, Indiana

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Shelby's Raiders & the Courthouse Records

Stockton, Missouri

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The Priest Who Took His Case to the Supreme Court

Pike County, Missouri

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David Waldo and the Money Under His Skirt

Kansas City, Missouri

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Jefferson Davis' Capture & Life After the Confederacy

Fitzgerald, Georgia

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Fort Pulaski & the First Emancipation Proclamation

Savannah, Georgia

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The Adamantine Guard

Carlisle, Pennsylvania

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Fort Jefferson & the Dry Tortugas

Monroe County, Florida

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Arming a New Nation

Springfield, Massachusetts

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The Civil War Christian Commission

Gettysburg, Pennsylvania

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The Lonely Fort with "Galvanized" Soldiers

Pawnee County, Kansas

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Musket to Machine Guns - Springfield Armory

Springfield, Massachusetts

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Caring for Civil War Vets

Higginsville, Missouri

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What Jesse James Returned After the Robbery

Lafayette County, Missouri

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The Civil War Swedes of Sycamore

Sycamore, Illinois

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The Old Stagecoach Stop

Waynesville, Missouri

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How the Historical Society Got Its Home

Fayetteville, Arkansas

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Fayetteville and the Civil War

Fayetteville, Arkansas

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The 150 Year Old Donut

Miles City, Montana

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When Engineers Ran Out of Names - Fort D

Cape Girardeau, Missouri

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VMI Cadets at the Battle in New Market

New Market, Virginia

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The Cannonball House

Macon, Georgia

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Grant & Lee at Appomattox

Appomattox County, Virginia

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The Colfax Massacre

Grant Parish, Louisiana

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How Cinco de Mayo Became a Major U.S. Celebration

Tuolumne County, California

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John Brown's Raid & the Civil War

Jefferson County, West Virginia

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Birthplace of the Cinco de Mayo Celebration

Tuolumne County, California

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The Sultana Tragedy

Marion, Arkansas

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Clara Barton & the Red Cross

Montgomery County, Maryland

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Lincoln's Target Practice with a Spencer Rifle

Springfield, Illinois

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Remembering the Sultana

Marion, Arkansas

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You Must Marry a Girl Named "Sarah" - Rippavilla Plantation

Spring Hill, Tennessee

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The Struggle for Freedom at Camp Nelson

Jessamine County, Kentucky

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Camp Nelson National Monument

Jessamine County, Kentucky

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Unraveling the Feud Between the Hatfields and the McCoys

Pikeville, Kentucky

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