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Articles related to "Gettysburg"
Pet Friendly Hotels Gettysburg PA Gettysburg, Pennsylvania is an important historic landmark in American history. Pet friendly hotels welcome the canine and feline companions to travel along on vacation. pet friendly hotels • travel with pets • gettysburg pennsylvania • civil war battlefield • abraham lincoln
Gettysburg: The Presidents Gettysburg has rewards for the Presidential buff as well, and it's not simply a bunch of Lincolniana. gettysburg • presidents • abraham lincoln • dwight d. eisenhower • hall of presidents
Lincoln Slept in the David Wills House When Abraham Lincoln arrived in Gettysburg, Pa., he needed a place to stay for the night and finish his short speech that would become known as "The Gettysburg Address." david wills house • where the gettysburg address was finished • lincoln in gettysburg • gettysburg address • lincoln artifacts
Gettysburg: The Battle The first of two articles on this charming little Pennsylvania town, concentrating on what it has to offer the Civil War buff. gettysburg • battle • pennsylvania • civil war • robert e. lee
Abraham Lincoln in Gettysburg, Pennsylvania President Abraham Lincoln's stops in Gettysburg are part of The Journey Through Hallowed Ground. abraham lincoln in gettysburg • western maryland railway station • david wills house • soldiers' national cemetery • on the way to the gettysburg address
Tourism Pros to Volunteer in Gettysburg, PA Tourism professionals will volunteer time and muscle at Spangler Farm in Gettysburg, Pa., this spring during the 7th Annual Tourism Cares for America project. tourism cares for america • spangler farms • gettysburg national military park • tourism volunteers • volunteering in gettysburg
On the Way to Gettysburg The Battle of Gettysburg may be the most-famous battle of the Civil War, but it was nearly fought 12 miles south in the small Maryland town of Emmitsburg gettysburg • emmitsburg • northern occupation • southern occupation • on the way to gettysburg
DON'T KNOW MUCH ABOUT HISTORY: GERONIMO: AN AMERICAN LEGEND, GETTYSBURG A look at GERONIMO: AN AMERICAN LEGEND and GETTYSBURG, two historical films that, however they are at history, both fail as films. movies • reviews • geronimo: an american legend • gettysburg
Gettysburg Ghosts: An Introduction At the Gettysburg battlefield Confederate snipers linger in the trees and soldiers still engage in combat. They are not re-enactors, but spirits of the dead. gettysburg • civil war • devil's den • the angle • jeannie wade
Dobbin House is As Old As the United States While the Founding Fathers were working to build a nation in Philadelphia in 1776, in south-central Pennsylvania, Rev. Alexander Dobbin was building his house. gettysburg • underground railroad stops • historic restaurants • dobbin house tavern • civil war attraction
Sudden Cold and Sharpshooters: The Ghosts of Farnsworth House Guests and staff members often experience ghostly activity at this 1810 era inn. ghost • haunt • civil war • pennsylvania • gettysburg
The Flamboyant Daniel Sickles A pre-war biography and battle critique of one of the most controversial and political figures of the Civil War. united state • american • dan sickles • gettysburg • chancellorsville
The General Synod The Pennsylvania Synod helped form the first loose coalition of synods with the formation of the General Synod. The General Synod would ministries that other Lutheran groups would emulate in coming years. The General Synod also had to struggle with language in the New World. general synod • pennsylvania ministerium • gettysburg • lutheran • america
Tim 'Ripper' Owens Interview Interview with Tim "Ripper" Owens, the new lead singer of Iced Earth, who have just released the album <b>The Glorious Burden.</b> tim owens • ripper owens • interview • iced earth • judas priest
Vintage Train Trips in Central Pennsylvania Experience the romance of rail travel on historic trains powered by vintage steam locomotives and powerful diesel engines in central Pennsylvania. vintage trains pennsylvania • historic rail travel • family friendly excursions • dutch amish country • gettysburg exress
Days out from Philadelphia History, casinos, sea, shopping and a religious community that rejects the trappings of modern life can all be found on a day trip from Philadelphia....... gettysburg • atlantic city • valley forge • king of prussia • lancaster county
The Presidency of Abraham Lincoln Abraham Lincoln's terms as President were dominated, of course, by the American Civil War. It is here that he earned his title as one of America's greatest Presidents. presidency of abraham lincoln • american civil war • war between the states • emancipation proclamation • gettysburg address
Civil War Horses Army horsemasters were helpless to halt the misery of Federal and Confederate horses. Equine casualties were great on both sides. civil war • horses • confederacy • army horsemasters • confederate cavalry
Why is the Civil War Becoming So Popular? american civil war • movies • television programs • tv shows • gettysburg
Abe Lincoln as Poet The Great Emancipator, renowned for his poetic writings in the Emancipation Proclamation and the Gettysburg Address, did not restrict his scribbling to political tracts. abe lincoln as poet • abraham lincoln • great emancipator • gettysburg address • my childhood’s home i see again
George Armstrong Custer The life, times and violent death of one of America's most controversial generals. general george armstrong custer • military commander • seventh cavalry • battle of the little bighorn • civil war
Joshua Chamberlain: Professor, Soldier, and Statesman Throughout his life, Chamberlain was a man of honor, conviction, courage, and strength. But not unlike the soldiers who are fighting for freedom and principles today, Chamberlain was not untouched by his war experiences. This article explores Joshua Chamberlain's life, from his beginnings in Brewer, Maine, through the Civil War era and its aftermath. joshua chamberlain • brewer • maine • biography • gettysburg
Who was Abraham Lincoln? Abraham Lincoln was a tall, rugged man who made a huge impact on our country, even today. Teach your children about him with these lesson plan ideas and activities. abraham lincoln kids • abraham lincoln facts • presidents lesson plan • homeschool lesson plans • white house
Ghosts and Spirits A few of the lesser known ghostly haunts for your travel enjoyment. ghosts spirits haunted hotel inn halloween hauntin
Pet Friendly Hotels Hershey PA Hershey, Pennsylvania is a family friendly destination for chocolate lovers. Pet friendly hotels welcome the family dog or cat to stay in guest accommodations. hershey pennsylvania • travel with pets • pet friendly hotels • chocolate world • hershey's park
Time Traveling: Planning Your Next Civil War Visit, Part I When you start making summer vacation plans this year, why not include a visit to one or more war-related sites along the way? This article series will try to give you a few ideas to help you get started in planning a Civil War visit. visiting civil war sites • visiting historic sites • planning a visit to a civil war site • civil war • american civil war
The Battle of St. Albans...Vermont The story of a little known and even less talked about "battle" of the Civil War. civil war • civil war battles • vermont and the civil war • st. albans
After Appomattox: What Became of “Billy Yank” and “Johnny Reb”? This article addresses the post-war lives of some notable Civil War soldiers and leaders. american reconstruction and the gilded age • melanie storie • civil war • military • abraham lincoln
George Armstrong Custer On December 5, 1839, a baby boy was born in a farmhouse in New Rumley, Ohio. Little did his parents know that one day his name would be known around the world. george armstrong custer • custers last stand • little bighorn • south dakota • mary alward
Port Hudson Site of Longest Siege Recognizing the need to protect the Mississippi River, Confederate forces chose Port Hudson, La., as their southernmost defense of the waterwway. It wasn't enough. port hudson • la. • longest siege • american military history • battle of baton rouge
Susquehanna River The river dates back to the Paleozoic Era and is a geologist's dream. It acted as a transportation corridor, and has provided the backdrop for countless historic events. native americans • civil war • gettysburg • wrightsville • united states
The Fourth of July In the Civil War The United States has always used the Fourth of July celebrations as a means to celebrate what unites us. On July 4th Americans focus on the successes of their nation. fourth of july • independence day • abraham lincoln • ulysses s. grant • robert e. lee
The Politics of Ulysses S. Grant There has been much debate over the legacy of President Grant over the years, with some naming him among the worst, while others finding things to admire. ulysses s. grant • american presidents • mexican-american war • zachary taylor • united states civil war
Building Railroads Across Maryland While the Western Maryland Railway lived in the shadow of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, it had its own success. western maryland railway history • construction of the western maryland • building western maryland railroad through marylan • railroads • western maryland railway in pennsylvania
Interview with a Ghost Hunter This is an interview with the researcher Jim Eaton, from Ghoststudy.com. ghosts • hunting • interview
Places That Dwight and Mamie Eisenhower Lived Thirty-fourth president Dwight D. Eisenhower and his wife, Mamie, called many places home. These places included numerous Army bases and, of course, the White House. dwight eisenhower • mamie eisenhower • eisenhower's military service • the eisenhowers' many homes • dwight d. eisenhower during wwi
Robert E. Lee's Mistakes Civil War, Battle of Antietam, Robert E. Lee, George McClellan robert e. lee • battle of antietam • mistakes • u.s.civil war • george mcclellan
Using Apostrophes Correctly Any reader of the this article that doesn't see the errors in the subtitle could stand a refresher in how to use apostrophes. apostrophe mistakes • the difference between it's and its • making possessive nouns • contractions • correct plural nouns
Television Programs Pay Tribute To Memorial Day Over the years television has aired many fine programs which detail the sacrafices made by those who have died in battle. Suite101 looks at some of the best of these programs. memorial day • holocaust • world war ii • world war i • vietnam
The Life of Ulysses S Grant Late in the administration of President Johnson, General Ulysses S Grant argued with the President and in doing so; found himself aligned with the Radical Republicans. the life of ulysses s grant • ulysses s grant • 18th president of the united states • ulysses s grant american civil war • grant's early career
Barack Obama's Historic Inauguration At Barack Obama's historic inauguration on January 20, 2009, he will be sworn-in on the West Front of the US Capitol, facing both the Washington and Lincoln Memorials. barack obama forty-fourth president inauguration • barack obama inauguration january 20 2009 • a new birth of freedom lincoln barack obama • us capitol swearing-in barack obama president • tickets for 2009 presidential inauguration controv
Italians and the American Civil War The participation of Italian soldiers and volunteers during the American civil war could have been more relevant if General Garibaldi had accepted to lead them. abraham lincoln giuseppe garibaldi • italian americans civil war • garibaldi lincoln slavery • garibaldi guard • italian confederation army
More Essential Soundtrack Music for Autumn In Autumn, a piece of lovely orchestral music is like a mug of hot cider: sweet, warm, and delicious. Here are eleven more such lovely cues from famous film scores. soundtrack • film scores • soundtrack music • orchestra • orchestral music
Ironies and Interesting Tales of the Civil War Some interesting and ironic tales of the Civil War american civil war • stories
Liberia House: Survivor of the War, Part I While the last living witness to the American Civil War passed on many years ago, there are still silent witnesses among us from that era with a story to tell. Such is the case with Liberia House, a witness to some largely overlooked history and a survivor of two major battles near Manassas, Virginia. Please join us as guest-author Eileen Murphy relates the history behind this stately old Virginia manor. liberia house • manassas national military park • first manassas • first bull run • second manassas
One Nation Under God A discussion of the whether the phrase "under God" is unconstitutional in the context of recitation as part of the Pledge of Allegiance. pledge of allegiance • under god • supreme court |
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