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Doug shares his history knowledge, thoughts, and TRAVELS! Mostly American history…

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Road Trip! Fredericksburg, North Anna, Richmond & Lexington, VA!
Road Trip! Fredericksburg, North Anna, Richmond & Lexington, VA!

This roadtrip ended up being a pretty deep dive into some directions Doug didn’t anticipate… an odyssey through Virginia back in 2019 with battlefields, capitol buildings, university campuses, museums and discussions of monuments… come along!

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Road Trip! Richmond, KY Battlefield and Andersonville National Historic Site
Road Trip! Richmond, KY Battlefield and Andersonville National Historic Site

Another roadtrip going back to December of 2019 just before the pandemic hit - two great Civil War sites with plenty of insights and photos - Doug shares his experiences at the scene of the complete Confederate victory at Richmond, KY and the notorious Confederate prison camp at Andersonville, GA!

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