Barracks of troops in Civil War contrasted with 1917 era camps
The State Historical Society publishes Cyril Upham details on Civil War barracks and equipment. Early regiments used rough two level platforms in 20 by 50 feet huts with little protection and minimal floors or windows, costing about two dollars per man to construct.
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The M C A Amy War Fil November Event
A brief notice announces a YMCA event titled Amy War Fil spanning November 11 to 18. It highlights community activities and schedules across the week, inviting participation from locals and youths.
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