BGuthrie Photos: Capitol Hill History Project -- Edward C Smith (Capitol Hill During the Civil War)

Capitol Hill History Project -- Edward C Smith (Capitol Hill During the Civil War):

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Description of Pictures: This meeting was held at the Masonic Naval Lodge Hall. Introduced by John Franzen (chairman of the Ruth Ann Overbeck Capitol Hill History Project) and then Lucinda Janke (Kiplinger Washington Collection), Professor Edward C Smith from American University gave a talk about "Capitol Hill During the Civil War". He discussed in length about pushing the Confederate groups to accept that the war was over, saying that the only way to do it was to have a statue of Abraham Lincoln in Richmond itself. He said that, indeed, such a statue had been approved and would be installed. I saw it in early 2003 and it still pisses off southerners.

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Description of Subject Matter: In keeping with our goal of building a stronger, kinder, more thoughtful community, the Capitol Hill Community Foundation has established the Ruth Ann Overbeck Capitol Hill History Project in order to give our neighborhood a better knowledge of its past and a deeper understanding of the everyday lives of its citizens.
The Project collects oral histories and other relevant materials and information from longtime Capitol Hill residents and former residents, to create a permanent, accessible, ongoing record of the people and events that have shaped our community. As a first priority, the collection effort is focusing on elderly residents whose stories may soon be lost, but its ultimate goal is a many-voiced narrative from across the generations, representing all walks of life and all races and backgrounds, that will illustrate the richly inter-connected life of our neighborhood over time.
The above was from http://www.capitolhillhistory.org/
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- Smith, Edward C. appears on:
  - 2004_MD_Lincoln_Speakers_040327 Abraham Lincoln 2004 Symposium @ National Archives II -- Speakers
  - 2004_MD_Lincoln_Other_040327 Abraham Lincoln 2004 Symposium @ National Archives II -- Other
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