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National Museum of Civil War Medicine

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Frederick Celebrates Opening Of Museum Season

It’s Frederick County Bell & History Day, the opening of museum season in the county.

2013/04/06

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African-American Civil War Doctors To Get Due

Dr. Robert Slawson and his wife, Mavis, attended a lecture in 2004 about African-American physicians in the Civil War. That experience prompted the retired oncologist to write a book dedicated to black men and women who practiced medicine during the war.

2013/02/19

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Doctor Strives To Save Lives Of Combatants

Col. Dallas Hack works to save lives on the battlefield, even though he is thousands of miles from any combat arena.

2012/12/11

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Md. Businesses Look To Profit From War Anniversary

Emmitsburg antiques dealer Dora Connolly has canceled her annual July trip to a show in Connecticut.

2012/05/08

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Md. Civil War Museum Gives Severed Arm A Good Look

Long after the guns fell silent at Antietam, the earth yielded up gruesome reminders of the bloodiest day of the American Civil War: bodies, bones, buttons and entire severed limbs — one of which is now the focus of intense study at the National Museum of Civil War Medicine.

2012/04/11

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Myth-Buster In Md. Works On TV Shows

George Wunderlich began working with history-related TV programs in 1999. He and a group of people who work with him try to find out the truth about history, mostly from the 1800s.

2011/07/25

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Md. Civil War Museum On National Geographic Show

The National Museum of Civil War Medicine in Frederick has a featured role in a National Geographic Channel show about a Union Army surgeon.

2011/04/11

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Md. Civil War Museum Collects Japan Donations

The National Museum of Civil War Medicine in Frederick says it’s collecting donations for Japanese earthquake victims in honor of American Red Cross founder Clara Barton.

2011/03/16

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