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James A Garfield National Historic Site

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Fat Book Week
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Fat Book Week
Defining The Victorians
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What made the Victorian era (1837-1901) so unique? Money. Empowerment. Status. Take a good look at the Garfield home. What do you think Lucretia may have had to communicate to her visitors that she was an educated woman of status?
The Story of “Uncle Joe” Rudolph
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The Story of “Uncle Joe” Rudolph
Mrs. Mount Rushmore, Part II
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Mrs. Mount Rushmore, Part II
James & Lucretia Garfield’s Love Story
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James & Lucretia Garfield’s Love Story
James A. Garfield and the Civil War (Part I)
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James A. Garfield and the Civil War (Part I)
Was the Civil War a “War of Choice?”
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Was the Civil War a “War of Choice?”
Holidays with the Garfields
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Holidays with the Garfields
The Execution of Charles Guiteau
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The Execution of Charles Guiteau
Phrenology in Victorian America
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Phrenology in Victorian America
Education Congressman, Education President (Part I)
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Education Congressman, Education President (Part I)
Colonel Don Pardee of the 42 Ohio Volunteer Infantry (Part 1)
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Colonel Don Pardee of the 42 Ohio Volunteer Infantry (Part 1)
Captain Henry of Geauga, Part II
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Captain Henry of Geauga, Part II
Captain Henry of Geauga, Part I
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Captain Henry of Geauga, Part I
Garfield Reflects On Veterans
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Garfield Reflects On Veterans