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The Gettysburg Campaign and regional Civil War history blog
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Living Historian to speak at Lancaster PA Civil War Round Table on Nov. 12
The Lancaster Civil War Round Table will welcome Dick Simpson as their speaker on Thursday, November 12, 2009. A native of Vermont, Dick will be speaking about the 2nd Vermont Regiment at Gettysburg. He will, in period costume, be taking the role...
2009 Gettysburg Dedication Day to feature Gov. Edward G. Rendell and Academy Award winner Richard Dreyfuss
Gettysburg National Military Park contains much of the ground where opposing armies from the Union and the Confederacy struggled for the first few days of July 1863 during the Battle of Gettysburg. The Pennsylvania Monument memorializes the soldier...
July 1864: Big Scare at Glen Rock!
While Confederate cavalry under Brigadier General John McCausland threatened Chambersburg, Pennsylvania, rumors flew in York County PA that other Rebel raiders had entered the southern part of the county and were riding toward the village of Glen R...
My Battle of Monocacy wargame at the recent Fall-In gaming convention at Gettysburg
Photo of Scott Mingus's 15mm wargame of the 1864 Battle of Monocacy near Frederick, Maryland. Gettysburg, for the final time in the foreseeable future, hosted the annual Fall-In wargaming convention at the Eisenhower Resort and Conference Center o...
Union militia campsite near Larue in Springfield Township
During the week before the Battle of Gettysburg, the attention of the Union Department of the Susquehanna's commander, Major General Darius N. Couch, was on protecting vital railroad bridges and other transport and communications routes in south-ce...
Four Rebels scouts were captured near York the week before Jubal Early arrived in York County
Harrisburg Evening Telegraph, June 18, 1863. Courtesy of NewsinHistory.com. It is quite possible this capture took place in West Manchester Township just outside of York. The event occurred on June 17, making these four men from Albert G. Jenkins'...


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