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Fayetteville Remembers Arsenal Surrender and Civil War
In Fayetteville North Carolina a long memory records the 1861 65 period when the arsenal on the Cape Fear River hill became a focal point. The townspeople rallied volunteers brick by brick to support soldiers while enduring privations and hardship. The capturing of the arsenal and the surrender of Confederate and Union forces marked a turning point. The narrative covers community life before and during the war, the role of women, and the long lasting impact on families and the town as it moved toward reconstruction and progress.
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Mecklenburg
Fayetteville
E. J. Hale
Beclara Pares Sd
United States Arsenal
al Jarro
Payetteville
Carolina
Sonny
Ailroad
Wilmi
Gret
Campbelton
Gora Topi
Tery Alsin
Fayettevile
Floyd
Buchanan
Booth
Bradford
Weehildren
Tag Artilledy
Arnal
Columbia
Abraham Lincoln
Jelp van Winkley
Armana
Acean
Feo Companiea
Ellis
Destae
Mmilitis
Cnil
Wauheine
Shundaree
Tryan
Poder Unis
Datyasa
Banks
Bravet-lajer Anderson
de Lagoal
Har
Our Republic
Hia Ping
Getllery
Pagetteville
Napoleon
Eny
Otaff
North Carolina
Lieut. DeLagnal
Craughan
Anmrer
Jiwaa
Washington
DeLaganl
United Stata
Wilares
Mistia
de Loller
Rolund
United States
James DeLagual
Department
Union
Mausasas
Deval
Virginia
Rich Mountain
Robert Anderson
Nead
Calonel
Sharpebong
Cavao
Goldier
Acarcely
Raleigh
Atlene
Fife
Ita
Ald Dresia
Sherman
J Wowan
Lee
Gee
Holmes
Peter Mallatt
Bia
Fayette Villé le
Gay
Uni
Fayevtrville
Hurchyard
Arsenal
Yorktown
Towas
Thas
Wilmington
Cal
Limaelf
Lincoln
Daniel Webster
John J. Dargan
Thomas S. King
Mr. King
Montgomeris
Aauldier
Connecticut
Hammond
King
Tls Dill
Colonel Clarke