Claudia Houston

Sacrifice of the Healers During the Civil War, many soldiers on both sides lost their lives, not just from bullet wounds or muskets, but also from illness and disease. This included medical staff who were sometimes unable to heal others or themselves. This is the story of one such man. Rollin Thaddeus Baker resided in […]

Lasting Impacts of a Forgotten New Bern Family In 1905 if you visited the small town of Vineyard Haven on Martha’s Vineyard, Massachusetts, you might have seen the “William H. Dewey Lunchroom, Hair Dressing and Boot Blacking Parlor.”  What you might not have known was the fact that the owners of this establishment were from