It's the National War Correspondents Memorial Arch. It was erected in 1896 at Crampton's Gap on South Mountain, near Frederick, MD. It sits astride the Gap and is in the middle of the southern part of the South Mountain Battlefield, the predecessor battle to Antietam. The Appalachian Trail passes right by it as well.
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Originally posted by qawwss2000 View Post---------------
Just starting here and still ignorant of where the controls are - like how to edit posts and where TF do i enter the personal quote at the bottom?
Should have said thought the quiz would be updated and got the post count since 2007 wrong. It probably has new quizzes but google kind of ruins things.
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Originally posted by qawwss2000 View Post"Ironduke is correct, You get the ball!"
That should be the end of this thread then - in 2007, ...yet theres some 900+ pages of responses since then. I expected to see something interesting.
Just starting here and still ignorant of where the controls are - like how to edit posts and where TF do i enter the personal quote at the bottom?
Should have said thought the quiz would be updated and got the post count since 2007 wrong. It probably has new quizzes but google kind of ruins things.
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"Ironduke is correct, You get the ball!"
That should be the end of this thread then - in 2007, ...yet theres some 900+ pages of responses since then. I expected to see something interesting.
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Originally posted by Freyr View PostSorry no. Its alot more recent. I can tell you that the pretender to the throne (pictured to the left of the stone monument)was born in Rome and died in Rome and was a Stuart
Bonnie Prince Charlie
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Originally posted by tbm3fan View PostAR must be tailgating early but you are correct about Parker's Revenge.
Yes it’s Parker’s Revenge. It is the spot on the Boston Road where the Lexington Company of Militia got into the fight after recovering from the hammering they took earlier that morning.
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Sorry no. Its alot more recent. I can tell you that the pretender to the throne (pictured to the left of the stone monument)was born in Rome and died in Rome and was a Stuart
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Originally posted by Freyr View PostAn English Mayor reads a welcome to an invading army from up north, Who is behind the invasion and in which town is the scene?
A clue is the artwork is made of silk
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AR must be tailgating early but you are correct about Parker's Revenge.
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