Museum of Culpeper History

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Female Nurses in the Civil War The Civil War helped to establish the role of nurses as we know it today. Join the Museum of Culpeper History as we celebrate Women's History Month and learn about several women who helped define this ever-evolving position during the war. This program will be held at the museum. Space is limited so get your ticket today! Admission is $5 per person but Museum members get in FREE. If you can't attend the lecture, you can purchase access to the video recording for $5.

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Female Nurses in the Civil War The Civil War helped to establish the role of nurses as we know it today. Join the Museum of Culpeper History as we celebrate Women's History Month and learn about several women who helped define this ever-evolving position during the war. This program will be held at the museum. Space is limited so get your ticket today! Admission is $5 per person but Museum members get in FREE. If you can't attend the lecture, you can purchase access to the video recording for $5.

Museum of Culpeper History

Lecture Series - March

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