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Marshall Stories that Dodona Manor Docents Like to Share with Guests
These are stories that Dodona Manr like to share with guests. Each story includes attribution. Please contact, Brian Evans, with any additions, comments or questions. Click story title to download a PDF of that story. Click button to download PDF of all stories.
When on Duty — Pay Attention!: Bill Brooks (in the Haub Exhibit Room)
The Precarious Role of the Middleman: Bill Brooks (in the Haub Exhibit Room)
Becoming a Good Student: Bill Brooks (in the Haub Exhibit Room)
George Tells Katherine a Kite Story: Bill Brooks (in the Haub Exhibit Room)
Katherine Discovers and Reserves Dodona: Barbara McClellan (outside the Guest Room )
George Has Hap Arnold Till the Compost Heap: Eve Young (in the Guest Room)
Katherine’s First Impression of George: Alexi von Keszycki (in Katherine’s Bedroom)
Katherine Torches the Chic Sale: Blane Ampthor (in Katherine’s Bedroom)
George’s Ties to His Goddaughter Rose: Rick Rhoades (in George’s Bedroom)
George’s Firm but Loving Hand: Grant Gustafson (in George’s Bedroom)
George Criticizes a Camp Counselor’s Uncreased Pants: Rick Berry (in George’s Bedroom)
The Marshalls’ Incorrigible Dog Fleet: Blane Ampthor (in George’s Bedroom)
I Found Your Dog, Didn’t I?: Rachel Thompson (in George’s Bedroom)
Sgt. Heffer’s Dodona Manor Pyrotechnic Accidents: Joe Becek (in George’s Bedroom)
George Wanted His Father’s Approval: Bob Pohtos (in the First-floor Hallway)
George Shows Leadership throughout His VMI Career: Silas Matteson (in the First-floor Hallway)
Cadet George Solicits a Presidential Endorsement: Alexi von Keszycki (in the First-floor Hallway)
George’s Indirect Family Tie to Robert E. Lee: Silas Matteson (in the Library)
Photos of Lord Mountbatten and Queen Elizabeth II: Chris Miller (in the Library)
Fox Conner Advises Dwight Eisenhower to Learn from George: Jeff Platt (in the Powder Room)
Having Mentored Eisenhower, George Trusts Him on D-Day: Jeff Platt (in the Powder Room)
George Selflessly Agrees to Be Special Envoy to China: Bob Holcomb (in the First-floor Hallway)
Brazilians Applaud George’s Kindness: Grant Gustafson (in the Dining Room)
George Surprises Sir John Dill with a Birthday Cake: Pat Van Haste (in the Living Room)
The Two Georges Surprise Madame Jouatte: Bill Brooks (in the Living Room)
George Secretly Collaborates with Sir John Dill: Brian Evans (in the Living Room)