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of capre at the site ford, the largest prisoner of war camp west of the mississippi river during the civil war. as a prison cap from august 1863 through may 1865. the last prisoners were exchanged may 20 7, 1865, six weeks after appomattox. there were somewhere around 5400 37t all told, prisoners can be identified as having come through this facility. theou happened to be prisoner of war during the civil war, this probably was one of the best camps existing. it started as a camp for officers in the summer of 1863. wereg that winter, they able to build reasonably substantial log quarters. at the southwest corner of the stockade, when large numbers of prisoners started to be dumped in 1864, this camp had a sense of internal order and discipline. officers quarters were above the spring and they could control the water supply. thing is they kept the water supply good and clean and pure. member ofn a longtime the cook county historical society and have been working for 30 pluscility years, in terms of researching and developing it. the part of the grant application where he received the g

as we learn more about officer capr ir o's life, we grieve for her loss. according to a story in "the baltimore sun," she served just shy of four years with baltimore county police department but she had already proven herself to be a dedicated officer. she was credited with bringing down a pair of alleged package thieves, closing dozens of cases reported around the county at the end of last year. because of her efforts, the department was able to recover a cache of stolen property. department officials stated she didn't realize that she was embarking on what would become a considerable investigation into how they packaged thefts around the eastern portion of baltimore county. this involved numerous cases being independently investigated by officers in multiple precincts and would vently result in the identification and arrest of two suspects leading to the return of a very sentimental gift. officer came -- caprio interviewed witnesses, tracked a vehicle and compared notes with other officers investigating package thefts in the area. she ended up linking t