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Black Lives Matter(ed): Henrietta and James Lewis
Last week we shortchanged you and didn’t write about the life of one of those interred in the Mt. Zion/Female Union Band Society cemetery in …
Black Lives Matter(ed): Isaiah Lemmon
The man whose memory we are honoring today is the wonderfully named Isaiah Lemmon, born in 1833 in Georgetown to a free woman Charity Lemmon …
Get Out! Oak Hill Cemetery
As we trudge toward spring, waiting for vaccines and dodging more infectious Covid mutations, we thought we would offer weekly suggestions for outings. Here’s Garrett’s …
Black Lives Matter(ed): Mary L. Beason
To celebrate Black History, on each Thursday of February, we at Eagle Eye are going to tell the story of the lives of one of …
Thank you to St. Albans!
Thanks to the St. Albans’ 7th and 8th grade history classes and to Dr. Schiller and Mr. MacIntyre for inviting us to examine the antebellum, …
A Look at Our Own Backyard
We want to send a big thank you to the National Cathedral School for inviting Eagle Eye Tutoring to meet with its 10th grade geography class! …
Eagle Eye’s Headstones and History: Black Lives Matter(ed) in the Washington Post
Have you seen the latest article about Eagle Eye? We are very proud of our students in the inaugural session of Headstones and History. Through …
Headstones and History Presented to the Amistad Commission
In partnership with Mt. Zion-FUBS Historic Memorial Park, Inc., Eagle Eye Tutoring was honored to present to New Jersey educators and administrators who participated in …
