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Joe Courtemanche – Commotion in the Pews

The First Lady & The Morons Who Hate Her. May 15, 2018
Let’s just lay this one out there and make it clear: the trait I like most in my First Families is their being in the background. I never want to hear that the spouse of the President of the United … Continue reading →

Wade Webster – Truck Driver & Author

I’m Going Dark This Week May 14, 2018
I love so many of today’s modern conveniences. Cruise control on vehicles is a great way to rest while driving. Cameras on a phone that fits in my pocket are fabulous. There were so many times in my life I wish I had a camera so I could capture a moment but couldn’t. Now I […]

Elaine Stock – Everyone’s Story

Everyone's Story is Moving! December 26, 2015
Heartfelt thanks for all of your support, cheer, and especially your continual viewing of this blog since it's beginning on April 19th, 2011. While Blogger has been a wonderful venue, I'm launching a website that continues my theme of story: every person, every town, every family home has a story unique to the setting. I hope […]

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Andersonville: A Sea of Graves

This short video about Andersonville National Cemetery is without narration. Don’t mess with your sound settings.

Format VideoPosted on February 12, 2016February 11, 2016Author admin_hcpCategories Maps & Prints, Museum, National Cemetery, Place of Interest, UncategorizedTags Andersonville, Andersonville National Cemetery, Andersonville National Historic Site, Andersonville prison, Andersonville prison camp, Camp Sumter, Civil War, Civil War Fiction, Civil War prison, prison stockade

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