August

2001

To all the unknown Americans who fought and died for the ideals that this country was founded on... we give "A Last Salute".

 
Username:
Robert Bruce
UserEmail:
Harborbean2@aol.com
Date:
8/28/01
Time:
1:48:36 AM

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Username:
Brian P. Pryor
UserEmail:
prynic@mindspring.com
Date:
8/16/01
Time:
4:31:15 PM

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I grew up in Fairfax and, on Memorial Day, my family and I started our day at the Ox Hill battlefield then proceed to Centreville and the Manassas battlefields.

It is a shame how the Ox Hill site has shrunken, swallowed up by the human "ant hill" developments.

I look forward to your efforts on preservation. Good luck,

B.P. Pryor

 
Username:
James Boyle
UserEmail:
firstnebraska@hotmail.com
Date:
8/6/01
Time:
7:28:04 PM

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Hello,

I enjoyed your site very much. I am a member of the 1st Nebraska, a Civil War reenacting unit based out of Eastern Nebraska. During the last weekend of September, we will be hosting an event. We are basing the on the Battle of Chantilly. I will be sure to send pictures your way when I get them in! Keep up the good work!

James Boyle 1st Nebraska Volunteer Infantry http://www.geocities.com/1st_nebraska/

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