Thursday May 16 7:30 Littleton Congregational Church
"Letters to Sarah, a picture of a Littleton soldier and his family during the Civil War" presented by Cynthia Schweppe
Sarah Parker was sixteen years old when her older brother, Ralph Waldo, joined the 33rd Massachusetts Volunteers along with his cousin, George L. Whitcomb, and his brother-in-law, William C. Turner. She saved letters that she received during the Civil War and they have been inherited by her great-granddaughter, Cynthia Schweppe. Mrs. Schweppe and her son, Charles, will share what she has learned about Ralph Waldo, his family and Littleton during the Civil War.”
Harwood, Historical Sketch of the Town of Littleton
300th Anniversary Book Project read more about this exciting new project!
Littleton Historical Society Seeks Photos for 300th Anniversary Book, and Archives-- click on 300th Anniversary Book Project for more information.
300 Book Has New Volunteer Opportunities -- click on 300th Anniversary Book Project for more information.
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PO Box 721
Littleton, MA 01460
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