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Lexington, NC April 1st, 2006
Click images to enlarge
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Acknowledgements:
The Charlotte Artillery would like to thank Stephen Knight for rejoining his old pards to share his vast knowledge.
Hopefully the seeds will grow and books will come alive.
Thank you also to Major Paul C. De Sessa, Carolina Legion Brigade Surgeon, for his most excellent field hospital.
It was the highlight of the event. Major De Sessa can be reached at pdesessa@nc.rr.com.
Special thanks go out to Nate and Linda Dellinger for their gracious hospitality and selflessness in opening
their home and property so that youth and adult alike might have a glimpse into the most defining time in our
nation's history. Thank you Nate, Linda and family!
