 | 2nd Michigan
Cavalry - Homepage of the 2nd Michigan Cavalry
and Colonel Philip H. Sheridan's first Civil War
combat command. Includes text from Little
Phil's after action reports.
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 | 78th
Pa. - Homepage of the 78th Pa. Volunteer
Infantry.
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 | 91st
OVI - Homepage of the 91st Ohio Volunteer
Infantry, Company B!
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 | 104th
Pa. - Homepage of the 104th Pa. Volunteer
Infantry, Company "C"
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 | A People
Set Apart - See the Civil War through the eyes of
the men who served. Written by Dr. Lorle Porter,
award-winning historian and author from New Concord,
Ohio. Published by New Concord Press.
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 | African
Americans in Southeastern Ohio - A comprehensive listing of links
dealing with African-American History in Southeastern Ohio.
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 | American
Civil War Homepage - Gathers together in one
place links to the most useful identified electronic
files about the American Civil War.
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 | Chattanooga
- 11.25 - A road trip through time - A photo
documentary of the Battle of Chattanooga. 134
years later, to the day, Atlantains Dave Buckhout and
T. C. Moore toured the sites of Chattanooga's Civil
War Past armed with cameras. (Check out their tribute
to Phil Sheridan!)
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 | Clay
Haus - Purveyors of fine American and German cuisine in historic
Somerset, Ohio.
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 | Coal
Miner's Postage Stamp - a group dedicated to having the Postal
Service to issue a commemorative postage stamp honoring coal miners,
past and present.
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 | The
Collings Foundation - a Non-Profit Educational Foundation whose
purpose is to organize and support "living history" events
so that Americans can learn more about their heritage by participating
in that heritage.
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 | Daniel
Gebhart Tavern Museum - Information on a restored
1811 log tavern, authentically furnished by the
Miamisburg Historical Society.
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 | The
Fairfield Heritage Association - established in 1962 owns
and operates the Georgian
Museum, a restored 1832 mansion and the Sherman
House, the birthplace of General William Tecumseh Sherman and his
younger brother, Senator John Sherman now on the Civil War Discovery
Trail.
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 | Friends
of Freedom Society - Ohio Underground Railroad Association
is a grassroots, all volunteer non-profit organization, whose sole
purpose is to research, identify, document and preserve Underground
Railroad sites throughout Ohio.
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 | Henry
Robert Burke's Southeastern Ohio - Researcher, Author, Historian,
Speaker/Lecturer: The Underground Railroad and the American Civil War.
Web page includes an archive of columns published in the Marietta
Leader and various links. |
 | The
Historical Aircraft Squadron - is an all-volunteer, non-profit
organization dedicated to the restoration, display and operation of
former military aircraft, vehicles and related equipment. The Squadron
was formed in December 1994, by a small group of individuals who share
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 | History
of Fairfield and Perry Counties, Ohio - This much
requested book by A. A. Graham originally published
in 1883 was reprinted by the Perry County Historical
Society in 1974 and again in 1990. No further
copies of this book are available. However, Mr.
Timothy Fisher has put the entire text including
graphics online on his Web Site.
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 | History
of Perry County - by Clement L. Martzolff
Published by Ward & Weiland, New Lexington, Ohio
1902. Mr. Timothy Fisher is currently in the
process of putting the text including 55 black and
white photographs online.
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 | Hull
Pottery Association - Preserving, educating, and promoting Hull
Pottery, its collectors, and its heritage.
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 | Ironclads
and Blockade Runners - Everything you ever wanted to know about
Civil War Ironclads. Includes an excellent bibliography. Features an
excellent article on the Gun
Boats of Buffington Island during Morgan's Raid.
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 | Little
Cities Art League - A collective of artists and craftsmen in The
Little Cities of Black Diamonds region. They include: potters, glass
artists, quilters, sculptors, photographers, wood carvers, furniture
makers, musicians, poets, jewelers, painters and printmakers.
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 | Little
Cities of Black Diamonds - Information on the
history and heritage of the Southern Perry County
coal towns collectively know as the Little Cities of
Black Diamonds.
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 | MacGahan American-Bulgarian Foundation
- The MacGahan Foundation was formed in 1978 to commemorate the life
of another famous Perry County son- Januarius A. MacGahan,
"Liberator of Bulgaria."
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 | Miamisburg
Historical Society - Homepage of the Miamisburg
Historical Society.
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 | Muskingum
County Super Site - Information on Zanesville and
Muskingum County Ohio. Sponsored by the Zanesville -
Muskingum County Chamber of Commerce.
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 | National
Ceramic Museum and Heritage Center - Focusing on the rich pottery
history of Roseville, Crooksville, Zanesville and the surrounding
region.
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 | Ohio Association of
Historical Societies and Museums - (OAHSM) leads the effort to
preserve and promote Ohio's local history through its statewide
network of large and small historical organizations, representing
historical societies, history museums, historic preservation groups,
and genealogical societies.
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 | Ohio
Division of Travel and Tourism - Useful and
entertaining information about Ohio travel
destinations & events.
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 | Ohio
Historical Society - Information about the Ohio
Historical Society, events, services, and resources.
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 | Need local information? Visit ohiocities.com

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 | Perry
County District Library - Anything you want to
know about the Perry County District Library
including branches, programs, services and history of
the library system. A wonderful asset for Perry
County. "A
house without books is like a house without
windows." -Horace Mann
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 | Perry
County Chamber of Commerce - committed to the promotion and
advancement of the economic, business, industrial, educational,
agricultural, professional, civic, and cultural welfare of Perry
County; and to the promotion of Perry County as a excellent place to
live, work, and visit.
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