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Brian Haines

Minnesota
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By Brian Haines
| Herald Journal (Winsted, MN)
Hello everyone! It’s summer, and it’s hard to believe that the United States is 250 years old. What’s even more astonishing is that our nation is still young in the grand scheme of things. That said, I wanted to take this space to share some museum news with all of you. With a big anniversary this year, MCHS is celebrating by showcasing McLeod County military history.
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The forgotten war

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By Brian Haines
| Herald Journal (Winsted, MN)
The United States has been involved in many wars over her 250-year history – the American Revolution, the Civil War, both World Wars, Vietnam, and our most recent actions in the Middle East. There’s no denying that the nation has been at the forefront of conflict in its past, yet we often forget about the lesser, major conflicts such as the Korean War or the Mexican War. Of all the “forgotten wars,” perhaps none are as significant to our history as the Spanish American War fought in 1898.
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Richard Rowland Kirkland: the ‘Angel of Marye’s Heights’

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By Brian Haines
| Herald Journal (Winsted, MN)
They called him the “Angel of Marye’s Heights” – Richard Rowland Kirland, a man who stands as one of the most remarkable figures of the American Civil War. Born in Camden, South Carolina, in 1843, Kirkland lived during a period of rising tension between the northern and southern states that turned into one of the bloodiest conflicts in human history. The year was 1860.
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