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Going to See the Elephant
By Paul Chouinard, President of the Danville Historical Society April marks the beginning of the sesquicentennial observance of the outset of the Civil War with the firing on Fort Sumter in Charleston Harbor, April 12, 1861. For the next … Continue reading
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Tagged danville, north, star, sumter, vermont
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A Leap Year Proposal I Send by Mail
Florence and Herbert Stanton of North Danville By Mark R. Moore We tend to think of people whose writings date from the early 1900s as “old” folks–ossified citizens of Danville who were “set in their ways” and as personable, humorous … Continue reading
It Has Been a Good Day
Diary entries of Homer Stanton circa 1900 By Mark R. Moore Life in rural Danville was very active and exciting for young boys at the turn of the century. Herbert and Homer Stanton were the robust sons of William Henry … Continue reading