Journey to Freedom Through Harpers Ferry and Beyond
Grace Walker and Rebecca cross the Shenandoah in Dr. Calloway s carriage bound for Philadelphia and freedom. They take new names, discuss safety and future, while Grace senses danger as Reeve Chester confronts the group at an inn during a perilous escape northward.
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Lions weigh Battle Creek option as cereal city nickname noted
The Detroit Lions may pass on Battle Creek Michigan known as Cereal City. Four grains used in cereal include wheat corn oats and barley.
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Name the large wagon used by early Frederick settlers
Early Frederick County settlers lacked good roads and bridges and forded streams or floated wagons. As trade grew, ferries aided moving people and goods. The large wagon invented by German immigrants for transporting families and possessions was the Conestoga wagon.
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