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

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Footsteps: Abraham Lincoln
Footsteps: Abraham Lincoln

Abe Lincoln gets the Doug’s History Blog FOOTSTEPS treatment! For historical figures whose footsteps I’ve traced over time, I’ve assembled those travels around the narrative of their life and Abe Lincoln has been a really rewarding one. Hard not to be fascinated with maybe our greatest president (?) once you start down that path!

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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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