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Expedition Natchez 1813: Becoming “Old Hickory” War of 1812
Andrew Jackson’s troops will march again from Natchez to Nashville along the Natchez Trace as portrayed by members of the 7th U.S. Living History Association and modern-day volunteers. The April 12-14 event, “Expedition Natchez 1813: Becoming “Old Hickory”, commemorates the … Continue reading
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