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Guide to the James B. Felton Papers
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This finding aid describes the James B. Felton Papers, part of the NPS History Collection.
Southeast National Parks Train 165 New Wildland Firefighters
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Southeast National Parks Train 165 New Wildland Firefighters
Women in Fire Science: Cynthia Worthington
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Women in Fire Science: Cynthia Worthington
Black Powder Weapons of the Revolution's Southern Campaign
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Black Powder Weapons of the Revolution's Southern Campaign
Alexander Chesney: A Loyalist at Kings Mountain and Cowpens
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Alexander Chesney, an Irish-born South Carolina Loyalist, fought for the Crown in the southern campaigns of the Revolutionary War — wounded and captured at Kings Mountain, then a guide to Tarleton at Cowpens.
Abingdon Muster Grounds: Where Virginia's Militia Set Out for Kings Mountain in 1780
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In 1780 hundreds of Virginia Patriots gathered at this Abingdon meadow before marching to the Battle of Kings Mountain. Today it is the northern trailhead of the Overmountain Victory trail.
Changing Attitudes: Women with Disabilities Who Built Park Service Careers
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Before the ADA, women who were deaf, blind or used wheelchairs worked as custodians, curators, dispatchers, interpreters and a superintendent in the Park Service, and changed how others saw disability.