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Episode 6: Civil War Figures
After the outbreak of war in 1861, President Lincoln issued a call for 75,000 volunteers from the loyal northern states. Proud South Benders marched off to distant battlefields and unknown futures in defense of a nation not yet a hundred years old. Soon enough they would become martyrs, heroes, leaders, and legends - and some had streets named after them. Whether it was earned by being the first to die in the war from Indiana, or mainly because their name started with the right letter, learn about these Civil War namesakes on this episode of A Bend in Time.
Part of Series 6: Street Names, Volume 1
A Bend in Time is presented by The History Museum in South Bend, Indiana and hosted by Aaron Helman.
This series is generously sponsored by the Doug Hunt Family.
Visit The History Museum's website at historymuseumsb.org
By The History MuseumEpisode 6: Civil War Figures
After the outbreak of war in 1861, President Lincoln issued a call for 75,000 volunteers from the loyal northern states. Proud South Benders marched off to distant battlefields and unknown futures in defense of a nation not yet a hundred years old. Soon enough they would become martyrs, heroes, leaders, and legends - and some had streets named after them. Whether it was earned by being the first to die in the war from Indiana, or mainly because their name started with the right letter, learn about these Civil War namesakes on this episode of A Bend in Time.
Part of Series 6: Street Names, Volume 1
A Bend in Time is presented by The History Museum in South Bend, Indiana and hosted by Aaron Helman.
This series is generously sponsored by the Doug Hunt Family.
Visit The History Museum's website at historymuseumsb.org