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Browsing Local History Articles tagged "U.S. Navy"
The Great White Fleet Visits Santa Cruz, by
Rechs Ann Pedersen
The Great White Fleet, so-called because the ships were painted white, was a United States naval force of 16,000 men ... [Read more]
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PART 2: TOM POOLE, CONFEDERATE GUERRILLA
CONFEDERATE GUERRILLAS IN SANTA CRUZ COUNTY
During the year of 1864, the mountains above the village of Corralitos were a hotbed of pro-secessionist activity. Two separate bands of Confederate guerrillas bivouacked and trained in the rugged Loma Prieta area. Nearby ranchers, in ..." [More]
Excerpted from Copperheads--Part 2 by Phil Reader
