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Clifford "Pete" Mose

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Oral history

Media Items

Media Items
ItemID
wcco221
IDEntry
6120
Creator
Walt Bolton
Date
1972
Collection Location
Maryland Room, C. Burr Artz Public Library
Contributor
Clifford "Pete" Mose
Coverage
Maryland, 1830-1940
Body

This oral history of Clifford "Pete" Mose was conducted by Walt Bolton in 1972. In it Mose, from Sharpsburg, tells of his experience on the canal, replacing his brother who went to join the army during World War I.

Mose also tells of life growing up in Sharpsburg, finding bullets and muskets on the battlefield at Antietam, muskets in the Antietam Creek, and the discovery of the bodies of three Ohio soldiers on Mansfield Avenue on the battlefield.

The first PDF is the file as received from the Frederick County Public Library, the second is a searchable version.

Notes

This document is available at the C. Burr Artz Public Library in Frederick. Its origin is unknown.