First HPC Caravan Visits Civil War Battlefields
High Point College students completed a 12 day American History Caravan visiting Fort Monroe Yorktown Jamestown Williamsburg Richmond Gettysburg and other Civil War sites guided by Dr. David Cole and experts from the Virginia Historical Commission National Parks Service and Richmond battlefields staff. They toured museums trenches fields and fortifications studied naval operations and field logistics met Secretary of the Army during a parade at Fort Monroe and concluded with Gettysburg Centennial events and battlefield tours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George B. McClellan
Peninsula
High Point College
David Cole
Ft. Monroe
M. J. Tankersley
Chester Bradley
Ft. Monroe Casemate Museum
Jefferson Davis
Mariner's Museum
Newport News
Yorktown - Jamestown-Williamsburg
Yorktown Museum
Charles Hatch
National Parks Service
Yorktown
Richmond
William Kay
Richmond National Battlefields Park
J. Ambler Johnston
Johnston
Watt House
General Porter
Gaines Mill
Robert Waitt
Virginia Capitol
Capitol
Cole
Battle Abbey
Lee
Confederacy
Hollywood Cemetery
Libby Prison
Treadager
Virginia Historical Commission
Commission
Stonewall Jackson
Ralph Happel
Fredericksburg - Spotsylvania National Park
Fredericksburg
Chancellorsville
Gettysburg
Potomac River
Center House
Gettysburg College
Chattanooga
North Carolina Monument
Hector McLean
Robeson County
McLean
National Museum
Lincoln
Gettysburg National Military Park
Pickett
Whispers From The Left Side At The Beach
A playful column recounts a two week beach interlude with muttered gripes and comic misadventures. Tales include a neighbor on a dieting kick, a street disrupted by sewer work, a soggy pool incident, a tomato patch duel with a rabbit, plastic bases for sale, left side whispers at City Hall, and a moonlit sea turtle scene with a plastic bat and shrimp misadventure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bud
Dorothy Lamour
City Hall
Judy Teague Seeks Miss North Carolina Crown In Greensboro
Judy Teague a High Point native vies in Greensboro at War Memorial Coliseum for Miss North Carolina 1964. The 20 year old former Miss High Point competes in talent swimsuit and evening gown with a personal interview and aims to balance pageant preparation with hometown support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judy
Judy Teague
Betsy
Elizabeth Beel
North Carolina
High Point
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M. Hormacher
Williamsburg
Fort McGruder
Jamestown
Mechanicsville
Cold Harbor
White Oaks Swamp
Savage Station
Frayser’s Farm
Malburn
Confederate Museum
Confederate
White House
Medical Museum
Unin
Wendell Patton
Caravan
Mike Winstead
Bell
Stuart Deskins
Robert Reese
High Point Enterprise
Miss Judy
Teague
Miles
Greensboro
Cid Heiller
High Point Central High School
Judith Alma Teague
Ralph Edwards
Delk Drive
Ray Street
Ferndale
Central High School