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X-WR-CALNAME:Seventeen Men: Portraits of Black Civil War Soldiers
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LOCATION:101 Adams Avenue\nLewes DE 19958
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SUMMARY:Seventeen Men: Portraits of Black Civil War Soldiers
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DESCRIPTION:‘Seventeen Men: Portraits of Black Civil War Soldiers’ cel
 ebrates\nthe research and artwork of Michigan-based medical illustrator an
 d\ngenealogist Shayne Davidson. Born of a surviving\, palm-size 1860s\npho
 to album documenting soldiers from the Mid-Atlantic region who\nserved Uni
 on Captain William A. Prickitt (now in the collection of the\nNational Mus
 eum of African American History and Culture in Washington\,\nD.C.)\, ‘Se
 venteen Men’ once again brings these nearly forgotten\nfigures to almost
  life scale proportions via Ms. Davidson’s hand.\nPortraits are accompan
 ied by a scholarly biography that identifies the\ncomplexities of each man
 ’s life before\, during\, and after the Civil\nWar. This is a particular
 ly appropriate exhibition for the Lewes\nHistorical Society\, as six of th
 e seventeen soldiers came from this\nregion of Delaware\, and without a do
 ubt\, walked the streets of Lewes.\nVenue: Lewes Historical Society.
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:‘Seventeen Men: Portraits of Black Civil War
  Soldiers’ celebrates the research and artwork of Michigan-based medica
 l illustrator and genealogist Shayne Davidson. Born of a surviving\, palm-
 size 1860s photo album documenting soldiers from the Mid-Atlantic region w
 ho served Union Captain William A. Prickitt (now in the collection of the 
 National Museum of African American History and Culture in Washington\, D.
 C.)\, ‘Seventeen Men’ once again brings these nearly forgotten figures
  to almost life scale proportions via Ms. Davidson’s hand. Portraits are
  accompanied by a scholarly biography that identifies the complexities of 
 each man’s life before\, during\, and after the Civil War. This is a par
 ticularly appropriate exhibition for the Lewes Historical Society\, as six
  of the seventeen soldiers came from this region of Delaware\, and without
  a doubt\, walked the streets of Lewes. Venue: Lewes Historical Society.
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