Did you know that over 300 of the 1040 members of the regiment were from South Central PA, including some from Gettysburg? Or that around 30 of them identified themselves as former slaves? Ranger John Hoptak delivers a very interesting interactive lecture about South Central Pa men who fought in the 54th Mass. You don't want to miss this one. 

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GNMP Ranger Troy Harman explores the question "Is Gettysburg the High Water Mark?"

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GNMP Ranger Troy Harman explores the question "Is Gettysburg the High Water Mark?"

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Ranger Angie Atkinson tackles a heavy subject, but the undeniable cause of the Civil War: slavery.

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Ranger Angie Atkinson tackles a heavy subject, but the undeniable cause of the Civil War: slavery. 

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Pat Bauer and Dave Geister were the artists in residence at Gettysburg National Military Park last year. While here, they stayed for five weeks in the Klingel Farmhouse and expressed their unique experience on the battlefield through the arts of poetry, music and paintings. They came from their home in Minnesota to share with us some of the work they created during their stay here.

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Pat Bauer and Dave Geister were the artists in residence at Gettysburg National Military Park last year. While here, they stayed for five weeks in the Klingel Farmhouse and expressed their unique experience on the battlefield through the arts of poetry, music and paintings.

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Ranger John Heiser talks about the Battle of Gettysburg's neglected heroes: The Army Mules.

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Ranger John Heiser talks about the Battle of Gettysburg's neglected heroes: The Army Mules.

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Everyone is a "phan" of Steve Phan. He visited Gettysburg on January 25 to deliver a lecture about the role the Civil War Defenses of Washington played in the Gettysburg Campaign. Did you know that some of the units that fought here were pulled from the forts to join the Army of the Potomac?

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