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GREENWICH GOES TO WAR

Military Committee
Financing the War
Volunteers
Regiments


ON THE HOME FRONT

Life at Home
Making Ends Meet
Coming of Age
Life Lines
Women's War Effort
Stanwich Soldier's Aid Society
War Widows


GREENWICH IN THE 1860s

The Social Network
African American Community
Reform
Religion


A SOLDIER'S LIFE

African American Soldiers
Camp Life
Companionship
Views of War
Regimental Pride
Why They Fought
Where They Fought
New Experiences
Battlefield Perspectives
Battlefield Medicine
Disease
Prisoners of War


LEGACY OF THE CIVIL WAR

Idea of a Nation
Memorial Day
Dedication of the Soldiers' and Sailors' Memorial
Memory, Symbols and Language
Women's Suffrage


POLITICAL DEBATE

National Turmoil
Slavery in Greenwich
Abolition Movement
Opposition to the War
A Soldier's View
Newspapers and Editorials


CIVIL WAR CURRICULUM

Mapping Greenwich, 1867 and 1890
A Teenager's Perspective
Battlefield Perspectives: Roanoke Island
A Soldier's Experience of Southern Slavery
Casualty Statistics
Newspapers and Political Debate
Legacies of the Civil War


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