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Traveling Clara Barton at Andersonville

Junior ranger badge for Clara Barton

Andersonville National Historic Site is pleased to be a participant in the Traveling Clar Barton program. Traveling Clara Barton is a fun way to learn about Clara Barton's Civil War accomplishments and earn a Clara Barton National Historic Site Civil War Junior Ranger Badge.

  1. Print out your Traveling Clara Barton document.
  2. Visit or mail Traveling Clara Barton to each of the six sites listed on the document.
  3. Collect a stamp at each site.
  4. Print out and complete the Junior Ranger Worksheet.
  5. Return your completed Traveling Clara Barton document and Junior Ranger Worksheet to Clara Barton NHS (in person or by mail).
  6. Receive a Clara Barton NHS Civil War Junior Ranger Badge.
 
Line drawing of Clara Barton

Quick links to the sites associated with Traveling Clara Barton:

Clara Barton National Historic Site

Fairfax Station Railroad Museum

Antietam National Battlefield

Fredericksburg and Spotsylvania County Battlefields Memorial National Military Park

Clara Barton's Missing Soldiers Office Museum

 
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Did You Know?

Confederate Officer

Contrary to popular belief, Captain Wirz was not the only person tried for war crimes during and after the Civil War. Nearly 1,000 individuals were charged with violating the laws of war during the conflict. Wirz is likely the highest ranking officer of the Confederate army to have been convicted of a war crime. More...