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Anthony is a nurse and the author of Fort Mifflin: A Paranormal History. He and his wife's family roots go back to the 1600's in the Philadelphia region, and he has studied its people and places for over 40 years. Anthony and his wife Barbara are War Between the States living historians, and are involved in historic site preservation.

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The landmark Free Library of Philadelphia system could close

Established on February 18, 1891, and by 1898 had the largest circulation in the world, the landmark Free Library of Philadelphia system could close....
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What ever happened to the 56 men who signed the Declaration of Independence?

I write about landmarks. Sometimes in our collective history, events are landmarks. The Magna Carta in Great Britain is one, it was the beginning of...
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Devon Horse Show at Devon fairgrounds and Civil War and Irish traditional music at Fort Mifflin

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The 112 year old Devon Horse Show is at the at Devon fairgrounds and Civil War and Irish Traditional music is at Fort Mifflin this weekend In 1896,...
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Workshop at Bartram’s Garden and paranormal investigations at Fort Mifflin this weekend

At Bartram’s Garden, the historic home and garden of the Bartrams, America's pioneering family of naturalists, botanists and explorers on...
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Operation Cobra the Breakout a WW 2 living history event at Fort Mifflin

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On April 25-26, 2009 join the 78th Infantry Living History Association, at Fort Mifflin, as they recreate an epic engagement that led to the...
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Camp William Penn first and largest Army training ground for African American’s

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After Abraham Lincoln issued the Emancipation Proclamation, many freed blacks stepped forward to fight in the army. Thousands of ex-slaves and free...
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Philly Beer Week March 6th to 15th 2009 events at a landmark site

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Beer, it’s brewing, sales, and consumption, has always been an important part of life in Philadelphia. My wife’s and my own colonial...
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Lincoln’s prophetic speech in Philadelphia 1861 about his own assassination 1865

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Lincoln’s inauguration journey departed Springfield, Ill., on Feb. 11, 1861, moving through Indianapolis and Cincinnati. The train turned north...
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Stealing Lincoln’s Body the Philadelphia connection

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This History Channel will be airing a new Lincoln documentary “Stealing Lincoln’s Body ‘based on a book of the same name by Thomas...
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Obama’s speech in Philadelphia at the start of his inaugural train tour

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The president-elect delivered this speech to hundeds at the landmark 30th st. Station before he began his inaugural train tour to our nations capital....
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