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History of Flag Day - Pomeroy Daily Sentinel

History of Flag Day By Lorna Hart - Special to OVP Deeply embedded in our American mythos is the story of the seamstress Betsy Ross being commissioned by General George Washington to create a flag for the newly formed United States. According to the Library of Congress, Ross sewed American flags in the Ross family’s Philadelphia upholstery shop and probably met Washington, but was not the designer of the first flag. Instead, the credit is given to Francis Hopkinson. Hopkinson was a signer of the Declaration of Independence. The only evidence pointing to him as the designer of the flag is a bill he submitted to Congress “for designing the flag, you owe me two casks of ale.”

History of Flag Day - Gallipolis Daily Tribune

2ο Γυμνάσιο Ξάνθης: Μνήμες και εικόνες από το παρελθόν υπό το πρίσμα του παρόντος και με το βλέμμα στο μέλλον - Xanthitimes gr

2ο Γυμνάσιο Ξάνθης: Μνήμες και εικόνες από το παρελθόν υπό το πρίσμα του παρόντος και με το βλέμμα στο μέλλον - Xanthitimes gr
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WOMEN S VOICES FROM THE PAST - Revolutionary Times

Donegal County Museum, the Regional Cultural Centre and the Museum and Heritage Service of Derry City and Strabane District Council have commissioned and produced a series of six short video pieces which highlight the experiences of women during the Revolutionary Period (1919-1923).  These videos provide snapshots of the period, exploring the stories of women during the struggle for Irish independence. The Donegal video pieces highlight the varied experiences of local women. The first video features Eithne Coyle, an active member of Cumann na mBan. During the War of Independence she carried out a one woman campaign holding up trains, seizing goods and burning British newspapers. In September 1922 she was arrested and remained in jail until the end of the Civil War. She was President of Cumann na mBan between 1926 and 1941.  The second video features Mary Ballantine who was married to Head Constable Joseph Ballantine of the Royal Irish Constabulary. In May 1922, Joseph who had just

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