For those of use tracing the Appomattox Campaign “on the road” these are familiar stops: But at several places along that same route, we see trail-blazes and markers of another sort: I’ve mentioned the Civil Rights in Education Heritage Trail a few times before. That marker series highlights sites across southern Virginia which have significanceContinue reading “While you are marching Lee’s Retreat, also follow the march of Civil Rights”
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The March on Washington passed through Morris Island 100 years earlier
As I left work yesterday, there was a flurry of activity around the National Mall, Freedom Plaza, open spaces in Federal Triangle, and elsewhere. A lot of preparation for an anniversary observance – 50th Anniversary of the Civil Rights March on Washington. So why would I bring that up on a Civil War blog? Oh,Continue reading “The March on Washington passed through Morris Island 100 years earlier”