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Spring College Tour 2024: Morehouse College

Spring College Tour 2024: Morehouse College
Spring College Tour 2024: Morehouse College
Spring College Tour 2024: Morehouse College

ATLANTA, Ga. — Stop #2 on the Spring College Tour was Morehouse College. Founded in 1867, Morehouse College's mission is to develop men with disciplined minds who will lead lives of leadership and service. 

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Dinner and "Eternal Life - Eternal Rest" Easter Concert

Dinner and "Eternal Life - Eternal Rest" Easter Concert
Dinner and "Eternal Life - Eternal Rest" Easter Concert

ANNANDALE, Va. — Tonight was a wonderful evening of dinner and fellowship with the Gonzalez family as we attended the "Eternal Life - Eternal Rest" Easter Concert at Immanuel Bible Church. 

 

Washington DC Cherry Blossoms 2024

Washington DC Cherry Blossoms 2024
Washington DC Cherry Blossoms 2024
Washington DC Cherry Blossoms 2024
Washington DC Cherry Blossoms 2024

WASHINGTON — I decided to take advantage of the beautiful Spring weather and travel downtown to view the cherry blossoms at the Tidal Basin before the seawall reconstruction project begins. Little Kent 2 and I walked the Arlington Memorial Bridge, past the Lincoln, Martin Luther King Jr., and Jefferson memorials and the Washington Monument.

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Spring College Tour 2024: George Mason University

Spring College Tour 2024: George Mason University

FAIRFAX, Va. — Great visit on the first stop of the college tour at George Mason University.

 

Fort Pulaski National Monument

Fort Pulaski National Monument
Fort Pulaski National Monument
Fort Pulaski National Monument

SAVANNAH, Ga. — Located at the mouth of the Savannah River, Fort Pulaski was designed to protect the important strategic port of Savannah after the War of 1812. In April 1862, Union Forces forced the surrender of the fort from Confederate forces after heavy bombardment. Under Union control, the fort was a major part of the Union blockade of Savannah and was a final destination on the Underground Railroad. In October 1864, it was converted into a prison. It held prisoners such as the captured president of the Confederate States, Jefferson Davis, three Confederate cabinet officers (Secretary of State Robert M. T. Hunter, Secretary of the Treasury George A. Trenholm, and Secretary of War James H. Seddon), three governors, and one senator.

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