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Hart Island, near City Island, once was part of the Town of Pelham. During the latter part of the Civil War, Hart Island was used to house Confederate Prisoners of War. There is an interesting published account of the announcement made to the Confederate prisoners
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Showing posts with label Civil War. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Civil War. Show all posts
Friday, May 21, 2010
Wednesday, April 14, 2010
Col. Delancey Kane Changes the Timing and Route of The Pelham Coach in 1876
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Over the last few years I have written a great deal about Col. Delancey Kane's "Pelham Coach," also known as the Tally-Ho. For just a few of the many, many examples of such writings, see, e.g.:
Friday, February 11, 2005: Col. Delancey Kane's "Pelham Coach",
Located at http://www.historicpelham.com/.
Please Click Here for Index to All Blog Postings.
Over the last few years I have written a great deal about Col. Delancey Kane's "Pelham Coach," also known as the Tally-Ho. For just a few of the many, many examples of such writings, see, e.g.:
Friday, February 11, 2005: Col. Delancey Kane's "Pelham Coach",
Tuesday, March 30, 2010
Obituary of William McAllister Who Built Civil War Gunboats in Pelham
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Pelham and her residents played most important roles in the Civil War -- as did most small communities throughout the nation (North and South).
City Island in the Town of Pelham was a critical shipyard involved in the construction of northern gunboats. Among
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Pelham and her residents played most important roles in the Civil War -- as did most small communities throughout the nation (North and South).
City Island in the Town of Pelham was a critical shipyard involved in the construction of northern gunboats. Among
Monday, March 29, 2010
Nathaniel H. Bouldin, a Poor Confederate Prisoner of War Who Died in Pelham in 1865
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No one yet has researched and written the history of Pelham's participation in the Civil War. I have a special interest in that era -- I have discovered (to my amazement and sadness) that my wife's Great-Great Grandfather was a Confederate soldier who was
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No one yet has researched and written the history of Pelham's participation in the Civil War. I have a special interest in that era -- I have discovered (to my amazement and sadness) that my wife's Great-Great Grandfather was a Confederate soldier who was
Thursday, December 3, 2009
Pelham News on May 30, 1884 Including Allegations of Oyster Larceny and Meeting of the Pelhamville Improvement Association
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The Chronicle, published each Friday in Mount Vernon during the 1880s, typically included a section reporting news in Pelham and City Island. The May 30, 1884 issue contained an interesting report that detailed allegations of oyster theft against Captain
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The Chronicle, published each Friday in Mount Vernon during the 1880s, typically included a section reporting news in Pelham and City Island. The May 30, 1884 issue contained an interesting report that detailed allegations of oyster theft against Captain
Tuesday, November 3, 2009
Pelham Students Help Civil War Soldiers on Davids' Island in 1864
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The United States Government leased Davids' Island off the coasts of Pelham and New Rochelle in April, 1862 for use as a hospital complex during the Civil War. The Government erected structures that eventually housed thousands of wounded soldiers.
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The United States Government leased Davids' Island off the coasts of Pelham and New Rochelle in April, 1862 for use as a hospital complex during the Civil War. The Government erected structures that eventually housed thousands of wounded soldiers.
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