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The Civil War Monitor Magazine Review Yours Affectionately, Osgood
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BURROWS & KEATING (eds.): Yours Affectionately, Osgood (2022)
POSTED10/12/2022REVIEWED BYKeith Altavilla Yours Affectionately, Osgood: Colonel Osgood Vose Tracy's Letters Home from the Civil War, 1862-1865edited by Sarah Tracy Burrows and Ryan W. Keating. Kent State University Press, 2022. Cloth, ISBN: 978-1606354407. $58.00. After more than 150 years, there still exist collections of Civil War letters in need of discovery and transcription. The Read More17 AUGUST 2022 ALUMSWINCH ’90 PUBLISHES BOOK ON FAMILY’S CIVIL WAR CORRESPONDENCE
https://www.hws.edu/news/2022/winch-90-publishes-book-on-familys-civil-war-correspondence.aspx 17 AUGUST 2022 "¢ ALUMSWINCH '90 PUBLISHES BOOK ON FAMILY'S CIVIL WAR CORRESPONDENCE In her recent book, Sarah Burrows Winch '90, P'25, under the pen name Sarah Tracy Burrows, shares a collection of private, family letters written and sent home by an ancestor during the Civil War, providing personal accounts of the war and time. Read More
Elected President, Jacob Leisler Institute for the Study of Early New York History
In March 2022 Sarah was elected president of the Jacob Leisler Institute for the Study of Early New York History, named for her 8x great grandfather, by its' Director and Board of Trustees. Sarah had been a trustee since 2019 and Chair of Steering. She follows in the footsteps of Dr. Firth Haring Fabend, who was president since the institute was first organized in 2014. https://jacobleislerinstitute.org
Read MoreWinner of the 2019 Essex National Heritage Area Website Photography, March 5, 2020
Sarah's photograph "Looking Out" taken on Good Harbor Beach in Gloucester, Massachusetts on January 1, 2019 - was chosen for the 2020 Essex National Heritage Area website cover page.essexheritage.org
In addition, Sarah's photograph "Heading to Play" was chosen as a 3rd Prize Winner in the 2019 National Essex Heritage Area photography contest in the category "People of Essex County." Her photograph of the Essex River was one of 9 photographs that won in the NEHA 2019 Instagram contest.