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Something a little closer to home...#StumpedSaturday #trivia
C would be funny. But I think it’s B.
I think it's B also.
I'll say B
You all did a great job. The answer is of course “B.” As far as I know, there wasn’t a public backlash at the name including Mormons, but the members of the Foundation wanted to include other aspects of local history and expand their focus and research to include a broader audience.
I hope people can make it out to see the 3rd Iowa Cavalry reenactors this weekend at Seminole Valley Park. They've been a wonderful partner to the JCHS and are part of a weekend-long Civil War extravaganza. See more at the Seminole Valley website: www.seminolevalleyfarmmuseum.net/reflections-of-the-civil-war.html
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Saturday July 14, 1862 9:00 Camp Opens to the Public 9:00 Rounders Game ( base ball ) on the Battle Field 9 to 1 Write a letter to a soldier (Visitors Center) 10:00 Infantry Drill ( on Battle Field ) 10:00 Arti...What do you think? #StumpedSaturday #trivia
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Good going, guys. "C" is correct. Eustis was Sec. of War during the War of 1812 ; Lt. Gov. Joshua G. Newbold was Governor of Iowa--he was preceded by Samuel J. Kirkwood. I mentioned Van Buren just to throw you off. Hickenlooper was a WWII governor.