Ball's Bluff National Cemetery The Nation's Smallest
Leesburg Virginia notes Ball's Bluff National Cemetery covering just over half an acre with 26 markers and a memorial to Edward D Baker. The site, barely identifiable, sits behind a reddish fence and a lone flagpole, with the 1861 Ball's Bluff battle history tied to its scant graves and a Confederate stone nearby.
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Ball’s Bluff National Cemetery
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Baker
Raymond J. Costanzo
Gettysburg
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Ball’s Bluff
James Allen
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Clinton Hatcher
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Manassas
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Potomac River
Maryland
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P. Stone
Congress
Stone
Gen. Patch
Ball's Bluff
National Cemetery
Lord Fairfax student honored at Phi Beta Lambda event
Mike Taylor of Winchester receives a certificate of honor at the Phi Beta Lambda National Leadership conference. Doug Saffel Virginia state conference chairman and Lord Fairfax student. Professor Gary Tusing Phi Beta Lambda faculty adviser presents the award.
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Doug Saffel
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Gary Tusing
Phi Beta Lambda
Virginia Delegation Competes At National Leadership Conference
Three Phi Rho Chapter leaders from Lord Fairfax Community College joined Virginia’s delegation at the 22nd annual Phi Beta Lambda National Leadership Conference. Mike Taylor of Winchester helped the Virginia vocabulary relay team earn second place among 26 states. Delegates included Doug Saffell, 1972-73 state treasurer, Jane Mumaw, incoming LFCC PBL president, and Edith Elliot, a faculty adviser.
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Phi Beta Lambda
Lord Fairfax Community College
Virginia State
Mike Taylor
Winchester
Virginia
Doug Saffell
Jane Mumaw
Lord Fairfax
Edith Elliot
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