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The document is a registration form for the Homeschool Day event on March 27, 2010, at New Market Battlefield State Historical Park. It outlines the registration process, eligibility for special admission rates, and provides instructions for submitting the form via email or regular mail.

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What VMI cadets died at New Market?

Of the 257 cadets that participated in the battle, the following 10 were killed or died later as a result of their wounds: Samuel F. Atwill. View the Samuel F. Atwill papers here. William H. Cabell. Charles G. Crockett. Alva C. Hartsfield. Luther C. Haynes. Thomas G. Jefferson. Henry J. Jones. William H. McDowell.

What is the largest Civil War museum in the US?

On May 15, 1864, Confederates under the command of John C. Breckinridge fought and defeated Federals under Franz Sigel at the Battle of New Market, ending the first phase of Federal operations in the Shenandoah Valley. Confederate Victory.

What happened in New Market, VA?

Civil War historian Kevin Levin said the museum has found itself in an increasingly difficult position: taking fire for its scholarship from its core supporters on one side and being written off by others as Lost Cause shrine, in no small part due to the name, which Rawls acknowledges drove away potential corporate

How many VMI cadets died at New Market?

The National Civil War Museum, located at One Lincoln Circle at Reservoir Park in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, is a private 501c(3) nonprofit promoting the preservation of material culture and sources of information that are directly relevant to the American Civil War and the postwar period as related to veterans service

How many people died in the Battle of New Market?

Aftermath. Union casualties totaled 841 for the battle: 96 killed, 520 wounded, and 225 captured or missing, a casualty rate of 13.4%. The Confederates lost 43 killed, 474 wounded, and 3 missing, 13% of the army.

How many VMI cadets died in the Civil War?

VMI Archives One hundred and seventy-one alumni were killed or mortally wounded in action while 69 died from disease or other causes while in service. Though many alumni fought for the Confederacy, approximately 19 fought for the Union.

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