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A mansion of 13 rooms built in 1832 for Samuel and Sarah Maccracken is furnished today as it might have been in the 1830's with some original pieces and numerous Fairfield County items.
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Built in 1811 this home was the birthplace of Civil War General William Tecumseh Sherman and his brother U.S. Senator John Sherman.
A National Historic Landmark.
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An Afternoon with Alice Kindler
Sunday, February 5th
Georgian Museum
 CANCELLED - Unfortunately this event had to be cancelled due to schedule conflicts. Thanks to everyone for their interest.
Hands On Civil War Activities for Kids
Saturday, February 11th
General Sherman Junior High School
701 Union Street
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Civil War Roundtable Schedule
January - May 2012
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2011 Memories of Christmas Tea
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2011 Coronet Awards Presented
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2011 Cemetery Walk Received Rave Reviews
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Tours Honor Carroll Area Legends
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Lancaster at Christmas During 1950s Featured in Watercolor Now Available.
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Uncle Billy's Picnic Well Received
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The Georgian Museum
Open April - November
Tuesday through Sunday, 1- 4 pm
Open by appointment Jan-Feb-March
Group Tours call 740-654-9923
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The Sherman House Museum
Open April - November
Tuesday through Sunday, 1- 4 pm
Open by appointment Jan-Feb-March
Group Tours call 740-654-9923
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