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Days 12 and 13 | In Their Footsteps: Walking the Picket Line
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In Their Footsteps: Walking the Picket Line. Living as a Civil War Soldier from Feb. 6 to 20, 2010 to benefit the National Civil War Museum. Laquo; Days 10 and 11. Brett’s Final Entries. Days 12 and 13. February 19, 2010 by jmummert. Below is the handwritten journal entry for Days 12 and 13 written by Brett Kelley:. For larger images, see our Flickr stream on the right side of the page. A transcript will soon follow the images. Posted in Week Two. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here.
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In Their Footsteps: Walking the Picket Line. Living as a Civil War Soldier from Feb. 6 to 20, 2010 to benefit the National Civil War Museum. This blog has been created by students at Hershey High School in support of “In Their Footsteps: Walking the Picket Line,” a major fundraiser for the National Civil War Museum in Harrisburg, PA. In support of the project, students and staff at Hershey High School also presented Brett with donations of food, and general moral support:. Leave a Reply Cancel reply.
Days 10 and 11 | In Their Footsteps: Walking the Picket Line
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In Their Footsteps: Walking the Picket Line. Living as a Civil War Soldier from Feb. 6 to 20, 2010 to benefit the National Civil War Museum. Laquo; Life. One Mile at a Time. Days 12 and 13. Days 10 and 11. February 18, 2010 by jmummert. Below is the handwritten journal entry for Days 10 and 11 written by Brett Kelley:. For larger images, see our Flickr stream on the right side of the page. A transcript will soon follow the images. Posted in Week Two. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here.
Days 6 and 7 | In Their Footsteps: Walking the Picket Line
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In Their Footsteps: Walking the Picket Line. Living as a Civil War Soldier from Feb. 6 to 20, 2010 to benefit the National Civil War Museum. Laquo; Day 5. What’s in Brett’s Winter Quarters Part II: The Movie. Days 6 and 7. February 15, 2010 by jmummert. Below is the handwritten journal entry for Days 6 and 7 written by Brett Kelley:. For larger images, see our Flickr stream on the right side of the page. A transcript follows the images. Saturday Feb. 13, 2010. Sunday Feb. 14th, 2010. Posted in Week One.
Brett’s Farewell to Picket Duty | In Their Footsteps: Walking the Picket Line
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In Their Footsteps: Walking the Picket Line. Living as a Civil War Soldier from Feb. 6 to 20, 2010 to benefit the National Civil War Museum. Laquo; Brett’s Final Entries. Brett’s Farewell to Picket Duty. February 24, 2010 by jmummert. Brett had an authentic tintype made- it looks incredible! We’ve also added several videos from Brett that sum up his experience- check the videos on the right of this page. Posted in Week Two. On February 24, 2010 at 2:19 pm. Wow The tintype looks awesoem!
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About | On the March
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In Their Footsteps: On the March in Pennsylvania. This blog is run by students at Hershey High School in Hershey, Pennsylvania, and will promote and follow the exciting journey of Brett Kelley, curator of the National Civil War Museum in Harrisburg, PA as he marches as a Confederate soldier from Fredericksburg, VA to Harrisburg from May 16th to 30th, 2011. The journey is a fundraiser for the NCWM Education Department. Information will again be tweeted this year using Brett’s account @cwsoldier24 7.
Viva la Historia - Mr. Titzel's 8th grade American Cultures Class Blog
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Mr Titzel’s 8th grade American Cultures Class Blog. About Viva la Historia. About Mr. Titzel. What We Learned at Gettysburg. Posted by: Mr. Titzel. The following video and Voicethreads document our day at Gettysburg on May 4, 2010. Hershey Invades Gettysburg–May 4, 2010. From Mr. Titzel. John Brown–Terrorist or Freedom Fighter? Posted by: Mr. Titzel. Was John Brown insane? Could slavery have been abolished peacefully? Is violence committed for a righteous cause right? The Power of Historical Images.
Civil War Alternate Reality Game for Students and the Public Beginning May 15th! | The Civil War Augmented Reality Project
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Get off of the wire and into the world. The Civil War Augmented Reality Project. Civil War Alternate Reality Game for Students and the Public Beginning May 15th! As a part of our ongoing drive for support for our educational objectives with regard to augmented reality and the Civil War, we’ll be running an “alternate reality” game in support of the National Civil War Museum beginning May 15th. 8220;The Jewel of the Valleys” will also coincide with, and intertwine with, Museum Curator Brett Kelley&#...
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In Their Footsteps: Walking the Picket Line | Living as a Civil War Soldier from Feb. 6 to 20, 2010 to benefit the National Civil War Museum
In Their Footsteps: Walking the Picket Line. Living as a Civil War Soldier from Feb. 6 to 20, 2010 to benefit the National Civil War Museum. Brett’s Farewell to Picket Duty. February 24, 2010 by jmummert. Brett had an authentic tintype made- it looks incredible! We’ve also added several videos from Brett that sum up his experience- check the videos on the right of this page. Posted in Week Two. Brett’s Final Entries. February 24, 2010 by jmummert. A transcript will soon follow the images. Days 12 and 13.
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