Dog Jack
| Title | Dog Jack |
| Year of Publication | 2010 |
| Publication Type | Screenplay |
| Language | English |
| Authors | Biros, Florence W., McDougal, Edward T. |
| Keywords | American Civil War; Black Americans; chaplains; dogs; ex-slaves; ministers; orphanages; Protestants; slave catchers; soldiers; veterans |
| Abstract | When Iron City men enlist in the Civil War, Jed (Benjamin Gardner), an escaped slave from Virginia, and A.W. Stewart, a Pittsburgh minister, also join up. Jed's dog, Jack, is the unit's mascot and actually plays a heroic role. |
| Notes | The film was shot primarily in Darlington, Beaver County and debuted at Soldiers and Sailors Memorial Hall in Pittsburgh's Oakland neighborhood. |
| Author Biography | Florence Biros (1931-2014), a writer, formed Son-Rise Publications in 1976 to publish a series of historical novels. She lived in New Wilmington, Lawrence County. Edward T. McDougal (1949- ), a director, taught film at Regent University. He lives in Glencoe, Illinois. |
| Time | 1860s |
| Published | unpublished |
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