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Sisson’s Store
Sisson’s store is one of those ‘lost to history’, out of the way localities, which was highly impacted by the Battle of Fredericksburg. A lost, or seemingly so, corner of the battlefield. From a commercial standpoint Sisson’s store, similar to … Continue reading
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Tagged 8th Ohio Regiment, American Civil War, Sisson's Store, Thomas F. Galwey
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