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This #WITWW, Yonder was in Shepherdstown, West Virginia. This building was intended to become the town hall but in its unfinished state was commandeered for a Civil War hospital in the wake of the Battles of South Mountain and Antietam. Today, the edifice is known as McMurran Hall and is part of Shepherd University.
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I wish I had seen the post this morning. Love Shepherdstown.
I remember when I visited Annapolis with you and Fritz. We walked through the hall there, and I learned the place was the Colonial Capital at one time.
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Tavish the Intrepid Pup has visited more than 500 historical attractions, natural wonders, and cultural events in 17 U.S. states, the nation’s capital and Canada. See everywhere Tavish has been by exploring the Interactive Intrepid Pup Map!
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Accolades
Just in time for Presidents’ Day is this week’s #ArtfulPup: golden retriever Liberty as represented in these two objects on view at the @akcMOD in NYC. Liberty was a surprise gift 
to U.S. president Gerald Ford from Ford’s daughter and the White House photographer.
Intrepid Pup Yonder is hanging out in today’s #WITWW photo on the porch of 83 Beals Street, birthplace of our 35th U.S. President. The home in Brookline, Massachusetts, is stewarded by the National Park Service as the John Fitzgerald Kennedy National Historic Site.
