Celebrating Bonds That Reunited America: The History Behind the Robinson House

Celebrating Bonds That Reunited America: The History Behind the Robinson House
Bob Kirchman for American Essence
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To-day gladdens the hearts of all true Americans, the spectacle of a re-united country, knit together in real brotherhood of its citizens and in the bonds of an honorable, cordial and lasting pacification—and not least, the spectacle of veterans of the Army of the Potomac joining hands with veterans of [the] Army of Northern Virginia, to establish, as we here to-day establish, this “Lee Camp Soldiers’ Home.”
—Colonel Archer Anderson, Address on the opening of Lee Camp Soldiers’ Home, May 20, 1885
(Bob Kirchman for American Essence)
Bob Kirchman for American Essence
Bob Kirchman
Bob Kirchman
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Bob Kirchman is an architectural illustrator who lives in Augusta County, Va., with his wife Pam. He teaches studio art to students in the Augusta Christian Educators Homeschool Co-op.
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