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4/27/22

Emeline Pigott's Spy Dog

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Female spies were commonplace during the Civil War. Emeline Pigott was one of them who found a particularly unique way to hide secret messa...
8/16/19

The Most Photographed Dog of the Civil War

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The spotted dog, name unknown, belonged to Quartermaster General Rufus Ingalls. General Ingalls took a trip to Washington DC and re...
6/25/17

Harvey: Civil War's Barking Dog

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Harvey became famous in history as a Civil War dog who stood by his men, during the good and bad times. During the Civil War it was...
8/13/16

Jack: Civil War Dog Hero and POW

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Jack became famous in history as the mascot for the 102nd Pennsylvania Infantry. When captured, the regiment exchanged a Confederate prison...
4/16/16

Sallie Ann: Civil War Dog Hero

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Sallie Ann Jarrett became a famous dog hero in the deadliest war in American history. The brave and loyal canine stood by her fellow soldie...
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