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Clara Barton National Historic SiteClara Barton riding in the back seat of a car with her relatives in 1909
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Clara Barton National Historic Site
Site Index
Clara Barton National Historic Site
Centennial Initiative 2016 03-September-2007
Clara Barton National Historic Site 08-January-2006
Contact Us 08-January-2006
Frequently Asked Questions 08-January-2006
Special Events 2009 31-December-2006
For Kids
Clara Barton Chronology 1821-1860 03-March-2006
Clara Barton Chronology 1861-1869 06-August-2006
Clara Barton Chronology 1870-1912 22-August-2006
Dress Like Clara Barton 07-September-2006
For Kids 02-March-2006
What Would Clara Barton Bring? 07-September-2006
History & Culture
A Resolution providing for Expenses 06-September-2006
Clara Barton A Lifetime of Service 09-February-2009
History & Culture 01-March-2006
Million and a Half Strawberry Plants 29-August-2006
Primary Source Documents and Research Resources 07-September-2008
The Women Who Went to the Field 06-September-2006
Park Management
Centennial Initiative 2016 23-August-2007
Management 26-September-2006
Photos & Multimedia
Photo Gallery 07-September-2006
Photos & Multimedia 01-March-2006
Virtual Tour 13-June-2007
Plan Your Visit
Adventure Theatre 02-March-2006
Bus and Commercial Vehicle Directions 14-August-2006
Clara Barton Parkway Ramp Closure 17-August-2008
Directions 01-March-2006
Fees & Reservations 01-March-2006
Operating Hours & Seasons 01-March-2006
Passport Imprints 15-August-2006
Plan Your Visit 13-January-2006
Schedule Of Events 31-August-2006
Things To Do 13-January-2006
Samuel Cooper  

Did You Know?
The Civil War Defenses were generally named after well known Union officers (many deceased during the war). This was not always the case. Fort Williams was first named Fort Traitor because the owner, Samuel Cooper(left), pledged an oath to the Union only to become a Confederate later on in the war.

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