How do you restore the endangered Gettysburg Cyclorama painting—all three tons and 14,600 square […]
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Interview: Gary W. Gallagher / Gettysburg Then and Now
Even a drive-by visit to Gettysburg can inspire a long fascination with the Civil […]
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Roses From a Fallen Son at Petersburg
Name: Henry D. Price Dates: 1841-1864 Allegiance: Union Highest Rank: Brevet major Unit: Company […]
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Gettysburg Retreat: Cavalry in the Spotlight
The 10-day retreat of the Army of Northern Virginia that began on July 4, […]
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Daily Quiz for August 29, 2018
On November 20, 1985 Microsoft released this software.
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FILM RECON: “Operation Finale” review
SNAPSHOT: Operation Finale portrays Israel’s daring 1960 mission to capture Adolf Eichmann and bring […]
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10 Questions: Playing Hancock
For Actor Brian Mallon, landmark film on the war’s bloodiest battle still holds up 25 years later
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An Infantryman Returned to the Jungle to Look for His Friend’s Remains
Staff Sgt. Jerry Auxier had been missing in action since a bomb explosion in July 1968
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Black Union Soldiers Pay Heavy Price for the Jacksonville Mutiny
In 1865 more than a dozen African-American volunteers in the Union army paid dearly for their role in “The Jacksonville Mutiny.”
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Rambling: Death of a ‘‘Frat Boy’’
Confederate general Earl Van Dorn would hardly recognize the neighborhood central to the story of the end of his life