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Register today and join us for a fascinating look at one of Vancouver Barracks’ most influential commanders!Ohio native and Civil War veteran Thomas M. Anderson commanded the 14th Infantry at Vancouver Barracks from 1886–1898. As one of the post’s longest-serving commanders, Anderson—and his family—became deeply involved in both military and local community life.
Presenter Jeff Davis (Major, U.S. Army, Ret.) will explore Anderson’s leadership within the broader history of Vancouver Barracks. Davis, an archaeologist and longtime member of the Vancouver Barracks Military Association, is a Vancouver native whose Army service took him around the world—and back to Vancouver Barracks. He has authored and contributed to numerous publications on military and Northwest history and is a frequent speaker and tour guide.
This program is offered free of charge, but space is limited—reserve your spot today - https://bit.ly/4kVG1Av
Part of The Historic Trust's Speakers Series presented by University Village - https://koelschseniorcommunities.com/
Photo caption: Anderson family and friends seated on the front porch of the post commander’s 1878 home, now known as the Howard House after its first residents, Oliver Otis Howard and his family.
Credit: Clark County Historical Museum
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Red Cross Building At The Historic Reserve, 605 Barnes St,Vancouver,WA,United States
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