Stonewall Jackson and Barbara Fritchie debate in Frederick
Sean Adams argues against a Carroll Creek statue of Confederate General Thomas J. Jackson and his troops, urging commemorations for Barbara Fritchie instead. He cites historical accounts denying a meeting between Jackson and Fritchie in Frederick, notes Jackson's Civil War achievements, and emphasizes memorials in Virginia and Maryland while urging preservation of fact over legend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Fritchie
Carroll Creek
Thomas J
Stonewall" Jackson
Frederick
Barbara Fricme
Jackson
Batte
New York
Lincoln
Army of the Potomac
West Point
George McClellan
Richmond
Northern Virginia
Maryland
Virginia
Manassas
Chancellorsville
Lexington
Virginia Military Institute
Baltimore
Valley
Mount Olivet
Antietam
Monocacy
Patrick Street
Carrol Creek
Fritchie
Daniel Zacharias
Lee
Douglas
Ross
Mill Street
Bentz
Barbara Frietchie
Stonewall Jackson
Mr. Whittier
Valerius Ebert
Ebert
Whittier
Kyd Douglas
Middletown
Stonewall
Mount Oliver
Dame Barbara
Winter recollections from Wolfsville memories of snow era buses
Paul Leatherman recalls mid century Frederick County snow in Wolfsville and surrounding hills. He details early school bus contracting with his father Charles Leatherman Marshall Harshman and Lee Delauter, 1940s buses, chain use, and road hazards on icy hills. He notes unplowed roads, occasional early dismissals, and gritty life before modern plows. The piece ends with reflections on sledding, ice houses, and simpler times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Leatherman
Wolfsville
Marshall Harshman
Lee Delauter
Middlepoint
Frederick County
Lee
Dad and Marshall
Middletown
Foxville
Myersville
Wallsville
Garfield Road
Pleasant Valley Road
Cliff Wolfe
Cliff
Loy Wolfe
Woltsville
Wildcat Road
Marshall
MD. 17
Maryland
Paul Leatherman
Wollév Alle
Barbara Besley Celebration of Caring in Our Own Community
Barbara Begley writes from Middletown praising Frederick Presbyterian Church outreach amid complaints that recovery and self help groups are not religious. She argues churches heal the hurt, question where compassion ends and NIMBYism begins, and urges tolerance while seeking balanced solutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Frederick Area
West Second Street
Ives
Suburbia
Presbyterian Church
Barbara Begley
Middletown
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Sean Adams
John Greenleaf Whittier
Paul C. Leatherman
Barbara Besley