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CONTACT:Kyle Wichtendahl  (301-695-1864\, Ext. 23.) <pryprograms@civilwarme
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DESCRIPTION:<h2 style='text-align: center\;'>Join us for a special presenta
 tion!</h2>\n<p style='text-align: center\;'><strong><em>Baptism in Blood a
 nd Disease: The 145<sup>th</sup> PVI Burying the Dead at Antietam and Dyin
 g from Disease at Harpers Ferry</em> by George Deutsch</strong></p>\n<p st
 yle='text-align: center\;'>Historian George Deutsch will explore one   reg
 iment’s ordeal in the aftermath of the Battle of Antietam. The newly   min
 ted 145<sup>th</sup> PVI was spared the slaughter of America’s bloodiest  
  day\, only to be detailed the gruesome task of burying Antietam’s dead on
  the   battlefield\, a nightmarish introduction to war. The regiment spent
  the next   several cold\, rainy weeks on Bolivar Heights without tents\, 
 proper equipment\,   or adequate medicine\, losing more than half their me
 n to disease.</p>
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LOCATION:48 East Patrick Street Frederick\, MD 21701
SUMMARY:Special Exhibit Civil War Talk
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