Tour the Clara Barton Missing Soldiers Office Museum before your romantic night on the town, and discover the boardinghouse where Barton lived and worked!
by David Price
Clara Barton
Discover the twists and turns that defined the invention of personal military identification tags On Saturday November 16 at 2:30 PM at the National Museum of Civil War Medicine join […]
Washington’s Civil War hospitals played host to a wide range of characters from President Abraham Lincoln to Walt Whitman.
Celebrate the premier of “Healthcare on the Frontlines” – a documentary film connecting the response to the healthcare crisis of the Civil War to today.
Clara Jones never stopped caring for people in need after the Civil War. Read about her amazing story.
Explore how Clara Barton’s public work fits into the larger story of Americans’ memories of Andersonville Prison during the Young Historians Series.
After the American Civil War, Clara Barton led the search for over 40,000 missing soldiers … including some who didn’t want to be found.
The National Museum of Civil War Medicine and Mission of Mercy are partnering to bring visitors on an immersive walking tour of historic Downtown Frederick.
How did a shy girl born on a New England farm in 1821 break through the barriers that so often confined women to the domestic sphere?
