Thanks to the research of Ann King, I was able to add to the display, Camden NJ Civil War Recruitment posters, copies of Pension records, and a copy of the original black and white photo of James Hardcastle's (interred at Butler) 25th Regiment (of which he just may be present).
Many had never heard of Dempsey Butler and welcomed the opportunity to learn more about his accomplishments and philanthropic contributions to early Camden City. One such visitor was Richard Stern shown below acquiring Cemetery literature and the MUCH sought after "Friends of Butler" 2010 Calendar!
United States Colored Troop 25th Regiment, Camp WIlliam Penn
Our own James Hardcastle just may
be present in this photo.
"click photo to enlarge view"
Our own James Hardcastle just may
be present in this photo.
"click photo to enlarge view"
My gratitude to Barry Lem, it is through his efforts that FBC was given a second opportunity to get the message out to the L3 Team at the Camden East location! In addition FBC has been asked to return for "Make a Difference Day!
Sovonne Ukam and L3 employee Richard Stern
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