Early History And Growth of Carlisle
Early History And Growth of Carlisle
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Henderson was the undaunted captain. Each broken thread, could we make of it a tongue, could tell sad tales of Baltimore streets stained with Massachusetts blood, for this was the first banner to be carried there after the mob had done its work; it could tell also of Bull Run, of South Mountain, of the Wilderness. But the story of this flag, however fully told, is of soldiers who fought with faces ever to the foe. It is still the palladium of its same old company, and is in the care of the 44 "...Bequeathed from bleeding sire to son" CARLISLE OLD AND XEJV gallant Captain John I. Fallen. Oddly enough, it was photographed for the present sketch in the home in which it was made, that of Mr. W illiam M. Henderson, North Hanover street, grandson of Mrs. Alexander. From the flag at the left the blue field has gone, save just enough to hold the one star remaining of the many that once studded it. This banner belonged to one of the two com- panies of cavalry furnished by Cumberland County — the Big Spring Adamantine Guards.
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Henderson was the undaunted captain. Each broken thread, could we make of it a tongue, could tell sad tales of Baltimore streets stained with Massachusetts blood, for this was the first banner to be carried there after the mob had done its work; it could tell also of Bull Run, of South Mountain, of the Wilderness. But the story of this flag, however fully told, is of soldiers who fought with faces ever to the foe. It is still the palladium of its same old company, and is in the care of the 44 "...Bequeathed from bleeding sire to son" CARLISLE OLD AND XEJV gallant Captain John I. Fallen. Oddly enough, it was photographed for the present sketch in the home in which it was made, that of Mr. W illiam M. Henderson, North Hanover street, grandson of Mrs. Alexander. From the flag at the left the blue field has gone, save just enough to hold the one star remaining of the many that once studded it. This banner belonged to one of the two com- panies of cavalry furnished by Cumberland County — the Big Spring Adamantine Guards.
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