Near the Trostle Farm is a Wayside Marker that tells the harrowing tale of Lt. John Bigelow's desperate attempt to slow the Confederate tide until more artillery could be brought up along Cemetery Ridge.

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The 1st Minnesota was the only Minnesota regiment here at Gettysburg. Its strength varies between 260 and 280 men. They took aroun 80% casualties after facing four times their number. But those casualties and the action taken which sustained them, stopped the advance of Wilcox's Confederate Brigade. 

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In Part 2 of "The Making of Addressing Gettysburg" Pete asks Matt about the music and sound design of the narrative episodes. 

Here's Narrative Episode 1- "INTRODUCTION Antietam to Chancellorsville" http://traffic.libsyn.com/addressinggettysburg/Antietam_to_Chancellorsville.mp3

Here's Narrative Episode 2- "INVASION! June, 1863" http://traffic.libsyn.com/addressinggettysburg/INVASION_June_1863_FINAL_Re-edit.mp3 

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In Part 2 of "The Making of Addressing Gettysburg" Pete asks Matt about the music and sound design of the narrative episodes. 

Here's Narrative Episode 1- "INTRODUCTION Antietam to Chancellorsville" http://traffic.libsyn.com/addressinggettysburg/Antietam_to_Chancellorsville.mp3

Here's Narrative Episode 2- "INVASION! June, 1863" http://traffic.libsyn.com/addressinggettysburg/INVASION_June_1863_FINAL_Re-edit.mp3 

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March 20 Gettysburg business updates from www.destinationgettysburg.com/coronavirus Check the website daily to see updates and please dspport our local businesses if you can.

March 20 Gettysburg business updates from www.destinationgettysburg.com/coronavirus Check the website daily to see updates and please dspport our local businesses if you can.

A few months ago, Matt's friend and silent partner in Addressing Gettysburg, Peter Bonfanti, had an idea. The idea was to record an interview of Matt about the making of Addressing Gettysburg. So, Pete came down from New Jersey and sat down in the studio with Bob and Matt to conduct a three-part interview. In light of production being shut down during the coronavirus hysteria, and lacking sufficient toilet paper supplies (thanks, Chicken Littles out there), we figure this is the time to release part 1 of this interview. 

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A few months ago, Matt's friend and silent partner in Addressing Gettysburg, Peter Bonfanti, had an idea. The idea was to record an interview of Matt about the making of Addressing Gettysburg. So, Pete came down from New Jersey and sat down in the studio with Bob and Matt to conduct a three-part interview. In light of production being shut down during the coronavirus hysteria, and lacking sufficient toilet paper supplies (thanks, Chicken Littles out there), we figure this is the time to release part 1 of this interview. 

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Ranger Carlton Smith tells us about the war that made the future generals of the Civil War, specifically, James Longstreet.

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Ranger Carlton Smith tells us about the war that made the future generals of the Civil War, specifically, James Longstreet.

This comes to you for free because of the generous support of our patrons at www.patreon.com/addressinggettysburg