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Doug shares his history knowledge, thoughts, and TRAVELS! Mostly American history…

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Road Trip! Kentucky - Louisville and Perryville Battlefield!
Road Trip! Kentucky - Louisville and Perryville Battlefield!

Doug’s latest roadtrip was centered around Imaging USA - the Professional Photographers of America’s national convention in Louisville, KY. But of course there was plenty of history along the way including a few hours at the biggest and best preserved Civil War battlefield in Kentucky - Perryville! Lots of photos and information here!

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Visits To River Raisin and Fallen Timbers National Battlefields!
Visits To River Raisin and Fallen Timbers National Battlefields!

Doug serves up two separate trips to two separate battlefields from two separate conflicts, but they are pretty close to each other and can easily be visited on the same day or even the same half day - River Raisin and Fallen Timbers!

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