Addressing Gettysburg

We kick off the season on April 18 in conjunction with our adopt a position clean up. Meet at the North Carolina monument and follow the path of North Carolina troops as they marched over the smoldering ruins of the bliss farm. At the bliss farm we will pause to see the ruins and  about what happened the during July 2 and 3. Finally we’ll make our way to one of our adopted positions, that of the 111th NY and hear what they did during the battle of Gettysburg.

Tim is back! Back again. Tim Smith joins us for another round of our listeners' great questions. He and Bob cover subjects such as:

-a mysterious African-American fighting with the 5th Ohio in Pardee Field

- The Irish Brigade and other units grouped by ethnicity

- Veterans of Napoleon's Wars who fought at Gettysburg

- Tilton's Brigade on Stony Hill and more!

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Tim is back! Back again. Tim Smith joins us for another round of our listeners' great questions. He and Bob cover subjects such as:

-a mysterious African-American fighting with the 5th Ohio in Pardee Field

- The Irish Brigade and other units grouped by ethnicity

- Veterans of Napoleon's Wars who fought at Gettysburg

- Tilton's Brigade on Stony Hill and more!

Ranger John Nicholas talks about the Bureau of Military Information and the Gettysburg Campaign.

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Ranger John Nicholas talks about the Bureau of Military Information and the Gettysburg Campaign.

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In this lecture, Ranger Dan Vermilya from the Eisenhower National Historic Site, tells us about the WWII KIA dead buried in Gettysburg National Cemetery.

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In this lecture, Ranger Dan Vermilya from the Eisenhower National Historic Site, tells us about the WWII KIA dead buried in Gettysburg National Cemetery.

 

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LBG Bruce Rice is new to Addressing Gettysburg. On this episode he and Bob answer questions regarding Culp's Hill, Favorite/least favorite generals, most important battle of the Western Theater and more.

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LBG Bruce Rice is new to Addressing Gettysburg. On this episode he and Bob answer questions regarding Culp's Hill, Favorite/least favorite generals, most important battle of the Western Theater and more.

Tim Smith hosts Lectures throughout the Winter at the Farnsworth House. This one is about Lincoln's 25-hour visit to Gettysburg in November of 1863.

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