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clara barton
When Galveston was devastated by a hurricane in 1900, she traveled 1,500 miles to head up the relief effort
Trivia about clara barton
In 1881 she founded the American Red Cross
This founder of the American Red Cross also founded one of New Jersey's first public schools
Think of this "Angel of the Battlefield", born on Christmas in 1821, when you look at the angel on your tree
Clarissa was the original first name of this nurse known as the "Angel of the Battlefield"
She represented the U.S. at the 1884 Red Cross conference in Geneva, Switzerland
She published "The Red Cross in Peace and War" in 1899
The birthplace of this founder of the American Red Cross is now a museum in North Oxford, Massachusetts
A clerk in the U.S. patent office, this "angel" went on to become the superintendent of nurses of the Army of the James
After learning about the Intl. Red Cross while visiting Europe, she founded the American Red Cross in 1881
"The Angel of the Battlefield"
In 1864 General Benjamin Butler appointed her superintendent of the Department of Nurses for the Army of the James
This American Red Cross founder personally directed the relief effort at the Johnstown Flood in 1889
She was nicknamed "Mother of the Red Cross"
She organized the first American Red Cross in 1881
The only angel Civil War Buffy met was this "Angel of the Battlefield" with whom she tended the wounded
At the end of the war, Lincoln assigned this battlefield nurse the task of identifying missing soldiers
In 1881 she established the first American Red Cross chapter, in Dansville, New York
A flag with a red cross on it flies over her Glen Echo, Maryland home, now a National Historic Site
This famous nurse was nearly killed when a bullet ripped through her dress at the battle of Antietam
In 1861 this 39-year-old began delivering supplies to the Civil War wounded
While living in Europe, she was asked to help introduce the Red Cross to America, & she did
Giving aid to Union Army surgeons, she said, "while our soldiers can stand and fight, I can stand and feed and nurse them"
As a girl in the 1830s she nursed her brother David through a 2-year illness (came in handy later)
In an 1898 book this woman, whose real name was Clarissa, explained all about "The Red Cross in Peace & War"
Pictured here, she was the first president of the American Red Cross
Born Christmas 1821, becomes angel on Civil War battlefields, becomes angel April 12, 1912