Difference between revisions of "Fort Springfield tour guide (1)"
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The '''Fort Springfield tour guide''' is a man who works as a tour guide at [[Fort Springfield]]. | The '''Fort Springfield tour guide''' is a man who works as a tour guide at [[Fort Springfield]]. | ||
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| + | This tour guide narrated a recreation of a battle that took place on May 21, 1864 with the Ninth Bearded Infantry, a brigade from Springfield, slaughtering enemy troops that had already surrender. | ||
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Fort Springfield tour guide
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The Fort Springfield tour guide is a man who works as a tour guide at Fort Springfield.
History[edit]
This tour guide narrated a recreation of a battle that took place on May 21, 1864 with the Ninth Bearded Infantry, a brigade from Springfield, slaughtering enemy troops that had already surrender.
Appearances[edit]
