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Soldiers' Memorial Fountain Historical Marker – hmdb.org
This monument depicting a Union Soldier was erected in 1891 by Charles Strahan, a former Confederate who relocated to Martha's Vineyard after the Civil War. (A historical marker located in Oak Bluff in Dukes County, Massachusetts.)
Oak Bluffs Civil War Statue Rededicated – Vineyard Gazette
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The Oak Bluffs Civil War Monument: History-Memory-Controversy. Date(s) … A statue of a lone Civil War soldier stands watch over the Oak Bluffs waterfront, …
Iowa Civil War Monuments
DEPARTMENT OF IOWA – CIVIL WAR MONUMENTS … Civil War Statue: Wilton Camp Strong Marker: … Council Bluffs Grand Army of the Republic Highway: …
Don’t tear down Confederate monuments – do this instead
Jul 22, 2015 · But promiscuously renaming boulevards and relocating statues may repeat the same historical flaw. The unacknowledged intent of the last century and a half of Confederate revisionism was to marginalize the issue of slavery as the real cause of the Civil War, and substitute either false arguments (tariffs) or euphemism (“states’ rights”).
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Massachusetts Monuments | War Memorials – MassVacation.com
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Vineyard Bookshelf: A Rift in the Earth by James Reston Jr.
A Rift in the Earth: Art, Memory, and the Fight for a Vietnam War Memorial. By James Reston Jr., Arcade Publishing, 2017. The Viet Nam War, the 10- part epic documentary by Ken Burns and Lynn Novick, is currently telling for the country, in segments that are equal parts beautiful and unbearable, the complicated history of the conflict that lasted for nearly 20 years and cost the United States over 58,000 dead.
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Seeing Wichita’s history … The area offered protection from tribes sympathetic to the Confederate cause until the Civil War … Veterans of the Grand Army …
The History of Martha's Vineyard by Henry Franklin Norton, 1923
Edgartown on the east, named for Edgar, son of James II, who bore the title of Duke of Cambridge; Oak Bluffs on the northeast, named for its location and oak trees; Tisbury for the Mayhew Parish in England; later the village post-office was named Vineyard Haven because of its location; West Tisbury; Chilmark, for the English Parish of Governor Mayhew's wife, and Gay Head on the west, named for its wonderful cliffs of different colored clay.