1862: The sun goes down & the miles drag on ...
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1862: The sun goes down & the miles drag on ...
1862: Dr. Hawks lays out some of the military realities of her surroundings ...
1862: General Saxton confronts the ruthless tide of violence against former slaves ...
1862: While waiting in camp at Washington, Colby hears news of nearby engagements...
1862: Colby surveys his surroundings & recalls the big names that shaped history here ...
1862: Dr. Esther loses her voice teaching 300 freedmen students at a time ...
1862: Dr. Hawks continues to document the depredations of Union troops occupying coastal South Carolina ...
1862: Colby's regiment finally reaches Washington, but Newton's sick in the hospital when the work begins ...
1862: Dr. Esther seems to have a weak spot for the opulent luxury of plantation culture ...
1862: Dangers of roadside rebel coffee in Baltimore ...
1862: The regiment receives a generous reception in Philly ...
1862: With the war raging next door in Maryland, the city of Philadelphia STILL insists on certain inconvenient city ordinances ...
1862: Dr. Esther's party passes a difficult first night in their new quarters ...
1862: Dr. Hawks' party steps onshore in occupied South Carolina ...
1865: Swett approaches his destination ...
1862: To South Carolina, by leaky boat full of diseased soldiers ...
1862: Dr. Hawks makes her way South, towards mission work with the freedmen...
1862: Two soldiers on the run skip Boston, evade arrest, and proceed straight to NH!
1862: A color cover of Manchester native Dr. Esther Hill Hawks, all alone on the pier at New York City, on her way to occupied South Carolina...
1862: This seems almost idyllic... until you consider the horrors these men will soon face.
1862: Three NH lads muster with the Woburn men...
1865: Deaf-mute Henniker native William B. Swett begins his journey to the White Mountains...
1862: The Colby brothers sign up with a Massachusetts regimentβ¦
1861-2: Colby finds work at an unfamiliar Massachusetts townβ¦