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Geotag test 2- Confederate section, Thornrose Cemetery
October 2, 2010 by Robert Moore
Just a test of the Geotag feature, but, while I’m here… this section of land was used for burying both Union and Confederate dead who usually died while in the Confederate hospital that I just mentioned in the last post. The Union dead were later removed to the National Cemetery just to the east, and […]
This is a test… only a test… for the Geotag feature
October 2, 2010 by Robert Moore
Just checking to see how the Geotag feature of WordPress works via my LG Droid. …well, I’m bummed. I was going to take photos of two buildings at VSDB in Staunton. Both predated the Civil War, and were used as part of the Confederate hospital (=>*) here. I have learned, just now, that they were […]
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