The Gettysburg Campaign
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Searching for Captain Henry Fuller
The monument to Union Captain Henry Fuller is deep in the Rose Woods south of the Wheatfield at Gettysburg. There are no designated trails or paths down to his monument. Because of this, it’s one of the least visited monuments on the battlefield. Fuller was the commander of Company F of the 64th ...
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Gettysburg Campaign: 160th Anniversary Event
Movie
Filmed at both the PCWA Gettysburg and Receding Tide 160th Anniversary events, this documentary explores recreated aspects of the Gettysburg Campaign using no narration, but rather all primary accounts by the men who struggled there.
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Gettysburg: Around to the Right?
The team at Mark's Game Room use on-site visits, expert guides, and a war game to explore what might have happened had one famous "What if" was tried. Check it out!
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Maine at Gettysburg
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The Whitworth Guns - British Tech at Gettysburg
Some of the most cutting-edge military technology in the world was at Gettysburg - this is the story of the Whitworth guns at Gettysburg. Two original imported British Whitworth cannons stand on Oak Hill on the Gettysburg battlefield. Join historian Darrell Rivers as he discusses the cannons and ...
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The Gettysburg Electric Map
Get primed for the anniversary by watching The Gettysburg Electric Map like you’ve never seen it before. Photographs, graphics and combat action have been added to enhance the viewing experience.The original map was researched, designed and constructed in the late 1930s and featured electric ligh...
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Gettysburg and the Iron Brigade Guard
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14th Brooklyn | The Red Legged Devils at the Battle of Gettysburg
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Devil's Den: The Orange Blossoms
In the mid afternoon of July 2, 1863 the 238 men of the 124th were stationed near Captain James Smith’s 4th NY Battery on the south end of Houck’s Ridge near the rocks of Devil’s Den. To the west was a triangular shaped field leading down to Rose Run and the opposite hillside of pasture, small wo...
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The Irish Brigade at Gettysburg - Is the real Wolfhound Extinct?
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The Gettysburg Address
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The Heavens Meet Earth- Troy Harman- GNMP 2024 Winter Lecture Series
Join Ranger Troy Harman and examine how Gettysburg battlefield monuments and their landscaped spaces formed a sacred bridge between the battlefield and otherworldly places.
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Wolverines at Gettysburg- Michigan Soldiers in the Battle of Gettysburg
Did you know that nearly 4,000 Union soldiers from the state of Michigan fought at Gettysburg? Over 1,100 of these men were killed, wounded, or captured fighting on Pennsylvania soil in the Civil War’s greatest battle. Join historian and author Wayne Motts of the Gettysburg Foundation as he explo...
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The Life and Letters of the Iron Brigades John Pardington
Join Dr. Peter Carmichael, the Fluhrer Professor of History and the Director of the Civil War Institute at Gettysburg College, for this fascinating examination of the correspondence between John Pardington, an enlisted man in the 24th Michigan Volunteer Infantry, and his wife. In this revealing c...
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Presidents and Gettysburg - Dr. Richard Goedkoop
This program will highlight and illustrate Presidential speeches, visits, and letters at Gettysburg and on the battlefield after Abraham Lincoln's seminal address. Twenty-six Presidents have come to Gettysburg to comment or to reflect on its lasting legacy in American history. All took a memory w...
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All This Is Monument Enough - Dan Sickles and Gettysburg
Daniel E. Sickles - General, Politician, Defendant, Ambassador, War Hero, and Commissioner of the NYMC. This program will explore the life of Dan Sickles in the post-war years, his struggle to maintain his reputation as the hero of Gettysburg, and his efforts to create and memorialize a battlefie...
