Jenny Get Your Hoe Cake by the 2nd South Carolina String Band This song was written in 1840 by Joel Walker Sweeney. It was published with the title, “Jenny Get Your Hoe Cake Done, the Celebrated banjo song, as sung with great Applause at the Broadway...
Samuel Abbot Cooley was born in Hartford Connecticut, he was the son of Dr. Abial Abbot Cooley. Prior to the Civil War, he was living in Beaufort, South Carolina and working as a photographer. By 1863, he was living next to the Arsenal and had a...
The song Buffalo Gals is a traditional American song that was popular during the Civil War. According to the Library of Congress, the song was originally called Lubly Fan Will You Cum Out To Night? and was written in 1844 by the blackface minstrel John Hodges,...
My son CJ is currently a Life Scout with Troop 23 in Harrisburg. In order to obtain his Eagle Scout rank, he must plan, develop, and give leadership to others in a service project that is helpful to the community. He decided he wanted to complete his...
The Mütter Museum Shares a Taste of the Civil War By Emily Yates, Special Assistant to the Museum Director Mütter Museum The Mütter Museum will host a Civil War food event on Sunday November 8, 2015 from 10 am – 4 pm. Come to the Refreshment...
