Eighth-grader's research gets Black Union soldier's name added to monument
Albert Freeman, a Black Union soldier who died during the Civil War, was officially added to the Longwood Civil War Memorial on Monday. After months of research by Longwood Junior High School eighth-grader Carlie Preudhomme, Freeman's name is no longer lost to history. Credit: Barry Sloan
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