July Guest Book Entries

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Dick McCown
UserEmail:: dickm1a@mindspring.com
Date:: 7/26/00
Time:: 3:06:01 PM

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I spent many months in the Holiday Inn near Hwy 66 & RTE 50 during the mid nineties. I noticed the historical markers about the battle, but further investigation provided only a footnote to history. Thank you for your efforts to preserve and honor the men who fought and fell here. They were all Americans....


Username:: Rich Cruz
UserEmail:: cruzrt@attglobal.net
Date:: 7/26/00
Time:: 11:01:53 AM

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Excellent web site. I used to live in one of the townhouses located on the battlefield. And as a result, became very interested in the Battle of Ox Hill. Your web site is very informative. I thank you and salute the memory of those who fought in this "forgotten battle".


Username:: david holder.cornwall.united kingdom
UserEmail:: david .holder@libertysurf.co.uk
Date:: 7/25/00
Time:: 5:14:39 PM

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very poignant subject beatifully done.congratulations to all concerned. although british my real father was a gi killed in the normandy landings on d day so your site is quite special to me. i am also in the process of setting up the first and only civil war museum here in cornwall.wish me luck! warmest regards from a brit civil war enthusiast. dave holder


Username:: John
UserEmail:: H60Blumer@aol.com
Date:: 7/23/00
Time:: 7:10:54 PM

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Took the opportunity today, after finally digesting all the info on this site, to take my 11 year old daughter to the battlefield. We had a great day, filled with powerful stories of American honor and courage--as articulated on your website. Thanks.


Username:: Wes Burritt
UserEmail:: wmb2881@aol.com
Date:: 7/20/00
Time:: 9:41:03 PM

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This is an informative site about a forgotten but significant battle. It is a great tribute to the soldiers, of both sides, who fought there.