Heather Cox Richardson and 250 to 250: Clara Barton, Narrated by Elizabeth R. Varon
Elizabeth R. Varon is an award-winning historian and the author of seven books on the Civil War era, including The Wars of Clara Barton: One Woman's Fight for the Soul of America (forthcoming with Simon & Schuster in July 2027). Varon profiles Clara Barton, the Civil War "angel of the battlefield" who founded the American Red Cross and championed women's suffrage.
Clara Barton helped wounded soldiers during the Civil War.
- She brought food, medicine, and other supplies to soldiers.
- She cared for wounded soldiers on battlefields.
- People called her the “Angel of the Battlefield.”
- The Red Cross helped people during wars and emergencies.
- On May 21, 1881, Barton started the American Red Cross in Washington, D.C.
- She was its president for 23 years.
- Under Barton, the American Red Cross helped people during wars and disasters.
- She believed women should have the same rights and opportunities as men.
POP Interview and Civics Quiz:
- USCIS PM-602-0188. Do you volunteer or help your community?
- USCIS 100:73. / 128:92. Name the U.S. war between the North and the South.
- USCIS 128:102. When did all women get the right to vote?
Family Fun:
- American Battlefield Trust: Clara Barton Collection at the National Museum of Civil War Medicine
- American Red Cross: Clara Barton
- Civil War Digital Digest: Clara Barton, Socks, and Solider Care
- Clara Barton Missing Soldiers Office Museum: Learn (lesson plans) | Women's Suffrage speech
- Kristen Southern: Clara Barton: Suffragist
- LOC: Clara Barton Papers
- Listen and Reas Along: Biography - BC - Clara Barton - Founder - American Red Cross
- NMUSA: Clara Barton
- NPS: Clara Barton National Historical Site | Learn | Code
- National Archives: Remembering the Geneva Convention through the words of Clara Barton
- National Postal Museum: Clara Barton | Civil War Series (1995) | Clara Barton and President Lincoln
- Smithsonian: At the Front: Clara Barton and the Civil War
- UUA: Activity 1: Story, Angel of the Battlefield, Clara Barton
- Untold History: Responsibility: Clara Barrton
- Women's History Museum: Exploring Clara Barton’s Legacy: A Field Trip into Women’s History Preservation
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