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The Rosecrans Ambulance
It’s hard to imagine the U.S. Army without ambulances, but that was generally the case before the Civil War. Delve into the remarkable story of the...
Lost & Bewildered: Dealing With Mental Wounds After the American Revolution
Explore the overlooked struggles of Revolutionary War veterans with intellectual impairment and learn about the societal prejudices and challenges...
National Museum of Health and Medicine
Silver Springs, Maryland | The National Museum of Health and Medicine (NMHM) was founded as the Army Medical Museum at the height of the Civil War in...
Ancestral Operation: Telling a Civil War Surgeon’s Story
Rex Hovey honors his great-granduncle, Civil War surgeon Dr. Bleecker Lansing Hovey, through reenactments and research, highlighting a legacy of...
Dr. James Brown McCaw
Dr. James Brown McCaw was born on July 12, 1823, in Richmond, Virginia. Born into a long line of doctors, McCaw continued in his father’s and...
Dr. Isaac Israel Hayes
Isaac Israel Hayes was born on March 5, 1832, in Chester County, Pennsylvania. As a young man, Hayes attended the Westtown School, a Quaker...