Glenna Dunphy presented a program on the Civil War to the Else Cilley chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution. She brought along artifacts including buttons from a Gettysburg field, a powder horn, letters, a canteen and a quilt made by local women to raise money for a Civil War monument in Raymond from 1910, which includes the names of soldiers and the dates they served.
Glenna Dunphy presented a program on the Civil War to the Else Cilley chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution. She brought along artifacts including buttons from a Gettysburg field, a powder horn, letters, a canteen and a quilt made by local women to raise money for a Civil War monument in Raymond from 1910, which includes the names of soldiers and the dates they served. Credit: Courtesy

Glenna Dunphy presented a program on the Civil War to the Else Cilley chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution. She brought along artifacts including buttons from a Gettysburg field, a powder horn, letters, a canteen and a quilt made by local women to raise money for a Civil War monument in Raymond from 1910, which includes the names of soldiers and the dates they served.