Brad Quinlin
We went to the Marietta Museum of History last night to hear Civil War researcher Brad Quinlin talk about his new book BLEEDING GRAY AND BLUE, subtitled
Marietta's Extensive Civil War Hospitals 1863 and 1864.
It was essentially the same as the tour Brad gave last
summer, and some of the same letters and speeches were quoted.
After the talk and book signing he left for Andersonville
Prison where he was to spend the night and had only a couple hours to get there
on time. Brad is a Civil War Re-enactor, and I think
this is why he was on his way.
Clara Howell, we were at Marietta High School the same time, and had one class together. She told her she is now doing kick boxing. Maybe that was a warning.
Man-about-town Will Goodman and another MHS and photographer mate Carol Jordon
Distant Cousin-In-Law Betty Hunter
Perk
Brad and Judge Jim Morris
Judge J.M.
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