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Category Archives: US Presidents
Reviewing George Washington’s historical presence in Erie County, PA: Christine’s Chronicles
by Christine Lorraine Morgan ~ August 27, 2022 On the south side of Waterford’s Eagle-Hotel stands a life-sized commemoration to the nation’s first President, George Washington, posed in a manner to represent the fulfillment of his first public mission. The … Continue reading
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President Abraham Lincoln Dined in Erie, PA on his way to Washington to be inaugurated in 1861: Christine’s Chronicles
President Abraham Lincoln Dined in Erie PA on His Way To Be Inaugurated Continue reading
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Weird Presidential Facts About All 44 U.S. Presidents Part Two: Christine’s Chronicles
Focus in on the lesser-known facts about all 44 U.S. Presidents in the 2nd portion of this eye-opening two-part series. Be sure to also check out "Weird Presidential Facts About All 44 U.S. Presidents Part One." Continue reading
Weird Presidential Facts About All 44 U.S. Presidents Part One: Christine’s Chronicles
Focus in on the lesser-known facts about all 44 U.S. Presidents in this eye-opening two-part series. Then read Part Two of Christine’s Chronicles – Weird Presidential Facts About All 44 U.S. Presidents. Continue reading
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Christine’s Chronicles: George Washington, the Great Soldier, was Nearly George Washington, the Great Sailor
George Washington, The Father of our Country, knew how to out-think the enemy. Without his military genius, we may not have won the war. Continue reading
Christine’s Chronicles: Catch a Rare Glimpse into What Food was Like During the Revolutionary War – the original article
It is said that an army travels on its stomach, and we all know that our early American soldiers crossed a whole lot of territory. One of the essential components of their diet was bread made with two ingredients: flour and water.
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