Clipper Heritage Trail
Footsteps of Heroes, Newburyport in the Civil War
Crossword Puzzle
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Across
2. Amos W. Lee fought in one of
these two conflicts (4 words)
4. this Newburyporter eventually went
west and became a high ranking
officer in the Confederate States of
America (3 words)
6. this Newburyport abolitionist and
dry goods store owner lived on
Federal Street (2 words)
13. what well-known African American
visited Newburyport to speak about
the horrors of slavery (2 words)
14. who said, "He who hangs back now
is a traitor to his country and should
be dealt with accordingly." (2
words)
15. George W. Jackman, mayor during
the Civil War, was commissioned to
build this ship
16. this meetinghouse held services to
honor President Abraham Lincoln,
who was assassinated on April 14,
1865 (3 words)
Down
1. Jefferson Davis, a friend of Newburyport's
first mayor, was President of the
____________ (4 words)
3. what was William Lloyd Garrisons antislavery newspaper called (2 words)
5. the Confederates fired upon this location that
marked the beginning of the Civil War (2
words)
7. John Bayley served in this battle and returned
home to his family's flour and grain business
located in the building, now the Newburyport
Art Association
8. this soldier lived on Milk Street and served in
the Battles of the Wilderness, Spotsylvania
and Cold Harbor, captured and served time
in this infamous jail (2 words)
9. who was the U. S. President during the Civil
War (2 words)
10. what was the name of the Newburyport
militia, namesake of Newburyport's first
mayor (2 words)
11. William Lloyd Garrison grew up on School
Street next to the Old South Church and was
a well-known ______________
12. who was a leader of 35th Massachusetts
Company and died at the infamous
Burnside's Bridge (2 words)