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Remembering the 1,040-man West Michigan regiment who fought in Civil War 150 years ago
Easy Plugin for AdSense by Unreal By Garret Ellison | The Grand Rapids Press GRAND RAPIDS — In the shadow of the old South High School on Hall Street SE, current home of the Gerald R. Ford Job Corps Center, sits … Continue reading
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