Monthly Archives: April 2012
Lincoln at Ford’s Theatre
I went to Ford’s Theater last week, to see the musical 1776. The production was a good one, but it’s hard not to break away, every few minutes, to glance up at the Presidential box. Mr. Lincoln still is a presence who
Lincoln at Ford’s Theatre
I went to Ford’s Theater last week, to see the musical 1776. The production was a good one, but it’s hard not to break away, every few minutes, to glance up at the Presidential box. Mr. Lincoln still is a presence who
Williamsburg Lambs
If there’s anything I like more than history, it’s animals. So when I heard that Colonial Williamsburg’s spring lambs had been born, I did what any self-respecting crazy lamb lady would do — I rushed down to see them. Williamsburg is
Williamsburg Lambs
If there’s anything I like more than history, it’s animals. So when I heard that Colonial Williamsburg’s spring lambs had been born, I did what any self-respecting crazy lamb lady would do — I rushed down to see them. Williamsburg is
Stone Walls at First Manassas
When Congressmen and local residents heard, in 1861, that there was going to be a battle between the Union and the Confederates at Manassas (I guess covert operations on both sides weren’t what they could have been), they gathered up their
Stone Walls at First Manassas
When Congressmen and local residents heard, in 1861, that there was going to be a battle between the Union and the Confederates at Manassas (I guess covert operations on both sides weren’t what they could have been), they gathered up their