NOTES FROM ACADEME

A Cottage That Belongs to the Ages

By LAWRENCE BIEMILLER

Washington

Early in September 1862, after a train trip marked by tedious delays, a 25-year-old Union Army private named Willard A. Cutter arrived in Washington as a member of Company K of the newly formed 150th Pennsylvania Volunteers. Luckily for Matthew Pinsker — and anyone else interested...

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