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Diary of Orrin BrownâOct 29, 1864
Diary of Orrin Brown, Chattanooga, Tennessee Saturday–Oct. 29th It was quite cool last night but it has come of warm and pleasant there has about 400 new troops come in this morning from Ind. and Mich. wee were ordered to … Continue reading
Posted in Pursuit of Happiness
Tagged Civil War, history, jcshepard.com, maps, Orrin Brown, TN
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Diary of Orrin BrownâOct 27, 1864
Diary of Orrin Brown, Chattanooga, Tennessee Thursday–Oct. 27th It rained last night verry hard for a while but our mess kept pretty dry but there was lots of them that had no tent and got a good soaking when we … Continue reading
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Tagged AL, Civil War, GA, history, jcshepard.com, KY, maps, MS, Orrin Brown, TN
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Diary of Orrin BrownâOct 24, 1864
Diary of Orrin Brown, Chattanooga, Tennessee Monday–Oct. 24th We slept verry comfortable last night under our temporary tent, I took a dose of pill last night and feel a little better today, there has 3 or 400 new troops came … Continue reading
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Tagged Civil War, history, jcshepard.com, maps, Orrin Brown, TN
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Diary of Orrin BrownâOct 18, 1864
Diary of Orrin Brown, on a train south of Louisville, Kentucky. Tuesday–Oct. 18th It is most a beautifull day, clear and warm but we had a verry hard frost last night, we arrived at Jeffersonville about 7AM, marched down to … Continue reading
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Tagged Civil War, history, jcshepard.com, KY, maps, Orrin Brown, railroads
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Mapping the Census Flow
Americans are on the move.  About 20,000 more people moved from Los Angeles County, California, to nearby San Bernardino County, than in the opposite direction in 2007-2011.  The US Census Bureau has released new migration statistics based on their American Community … Continue reading
Minnesota Intelligent Rural Communities: Planning for Broadband #apa13
Broadband is essential infrastructure for the 21st century. Just as paved roads, electricity and drinking water supported development in the last century, broadband communications is required for development today. Yet as author William Gibson said, âthe future is already here … Continue reading
Posted in Economy, Policy
Tagged broadband, infrastructure, jcshepard.com, LinkedIn, maps, MN, planning, rural development
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Two Faces of Rural America
They publish some good maps over at the Daily Yonder. This week editor Bill Bishop updated the national map of unemployment for non-metropolitan counties. “Fascinating,” I’m sure you’re thinking. Â Yes, i know we’ve all heard enough about the potential double-dip … Continue reading
Posted in Economy
Tagged jcshepard.com, LinkedIn, maps, MN, postaweek2011, rural development, unemployment
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Traffic on Your GPS: Big Brother or a Helping Hand?
Location-based services website LBSzone.com has an interesting little article from NAVTEQ on traffic congestion. Navteq is the geographic information systems (GIS) computer mapping company behind most of our online maps, and many of the maps in Global Positioning Systems (GPS) … Continue reading
Posted in Economy
Tagged GIS, GPS, jcshepard.com, LinkedIn, maps, MN, planning, postaday2011, postaweek2011, traffic, UK
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A Geography of March Madness
Where College Basketball Scores Big Continue reading
Rediscovering My Landscape
Do you remember when school was more like play than work? Â I volunteer with Scouts and it’s so refreshing when I get to see 9-year-olds discovering the world for the first time. Â The first time a kid looks at the … Continue reading