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The 93rd Regiment, Ohio Volunteer Infantry (Dayton, Ohio)

This monument is located in University Park on the University of Dayton campus.

The 77th Regiment, New York Volunteers (Saratoga Springs)

The “Day Law” is amended to permit individual institutions to enrol Black students seeking to undertake courses not otherwise available at Kentucky State College. Among several other colleges, Berea College opts to admit Black students.

The “Day Law” becomes illegal under the Supreme Court decision in Brown v. Board of Education of Topeka, which rules that the racial segregation of public schools is unconstitutional.

The “Day Law,” a bill introduced by Rep. Carl Day of Breathitt County, KY, to “prohibit white and colored persons from attending the same school” comes into effect in Kentucky. Its prime target is the integrated student population of Berea College.

Thatcher, Henry Knox, House

Built c.1826 in Mercer, Maine this building served as the house of Rear Admiral Herny Knox Thatcher (1806-1880), a prominent Civil War naval officer. At the start of the war, Thatcher served as Executive Officer of the Boston Navy Yard and oversaw…

Thaddeus Oliver Monument (Buena Vista, Georgia)

Texas National Guard Camp Maxey

Texas Monument (Honey Springs)

Texas Confederate William R. Scurry Monument (Snyder, Texas)

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