Gettysburg 160: Debris of Battle at the Trostle Farm
After the battle, the Trostle Farm was a scene of destruction and carnage. Join ACHS Historian Tim Smith as he discusses the desperate measures taken by the locals in an effort to clean up the battlefield.
published: 02 Jul 2023
The Rose Farm: A Photographic Mystery Solved
Perhaps the most significant historical revelation ever made on the Gettysburg Battlefield, William A. Frassanito’s 1967 discovery of the Rose Farm “death studies” sparked decades of research and battlefield exploration by amateur enthusiasts and historians alike. Join Frassanito and fellow Civil War photography expert Sue Boardman for a lively discussion about the Rose Farm and its special place in Gettysburg’s history.
published: 03 Jul 2023
Prelude to Battle - 160 Years Later
“We may expect a battle both near and soon. God help us!” Sallie Myers, a local teacher, summarized the feelings of many Gettysburg residents on June 30, 1863. Join historian Tim Smith 160 years later as we examine the events that took place in the 24 hours leading up to the largest battle ever fought in the Western Hemisphere.
published: 01 Jul 2023
The Pfeffers of Gettysburg and the Relics of Battle
Erik Dorr, a descendant of the Pfeffer family of Gettysburg, has amassed an incredible relic collection that began when his ancestors gathered debris left behind on their war-torn farm. Through images, stories, and stunning artifacts, Erik and historian Tim Smith will showcase the ordeal of one prominent Gettysburg family during the summer of 1863.
published: 02 Jul 2023
Forgotten Farms of Gettysburg: The Weismantle Story
Join ACHS Historian Tim Smith as he discusses the hidden history of a little-known farm once located north of town along Old Harrisburg Road.
published: 01 Jul 2023
DIRTcar Summer Nationals Late Models | Adams County Speedway | June 28, 2023 | HIGHLIGHTS
DIRTcar Summer Nationals Late Models Feature Event | HIGHLIGHTS | Adams County Speedway in Quincy, Illinois | June 28th, 2023 | To view the full race, visit DIRTVision.com.
published: 29 Jun 2023
Chaos at Willoughby's Run
“We could hear the beating of our own hearts above all the wild confusion.” 16-year-old Amelia Harmon witnessed the bloody opening stages of the Battle of Gettysburg at her farm near Willoughby’s Run. Using historic images and first-person accounts, Andrew Dalton will help visitors imagine the chaotic scenes that unfolded 160 years ago as fighting intensified west of town.
published: 02 Jul 2023
Gettysburg 160: Bullet-Ridden Headboard from Sweney's Tavern
This headboard stood in one of the bedrooms of Harvey Sweney’s Baltimore Street residence (now the Farnsworth House). During the skirmishing at the edge of town, several bullets flew through a window and struck the bed.
published: 03 Jul 2023
DIRTcar Summit Modified Nationals | Adams County Speedway | June 28, 2023 | HIGHLIGHTS
DIRTcar Summit Modified Nationals | Feature Event | HIGHLIGHTS | Adams County Speedway in Quincy, Illinois | June 28th, 2023 | To view the full race, visit DIRTVision.com.
After the battle, the Trostle Farm was a scene of destruction and carnage. Join ACHS Historian Tim Smith as he discusses the desperate measures taken by the loc...
After the battle, the Trostle Farm was a scene of destruction and carnage. Join ACHS Historian Tim Smith as he discusses the desperate measures taken by the locals in an effort to clean up the battlefield.
After the battle, the Trostle Farm was a scene of destruction and carnage. Join ACHS Historian Tim Smith as he discusses the desperate measures taken by the locals in an effort to clean up the battlefield.
Perhaps the most significant historical revelation ever made on the Gettysburg Battlefield, William A. Frassanito’s 1967 discovery of the Rose Farm “death studi...
Perhaps the most significant historical revelation ever made on the Gettysburg Battlefield, William A. Frassanito’s 1967 discovery of the Rose Farm “death studies” sparked decades of research and battlefield exploration by amateur enthusiasts and historians alike. Join Frassanito and fellow Civil War photography expert Sue Boardman for a lively discussion about the Rose Farm and its special place in Gettysburg’s history.
Perhaps the most significant historical revelation ever made on the Gettysburg Battlefield, William A. Frassanito’s 1967 discovery of the Rose Farm “death studies” sparked decades of research and battlefield exploration by amateur enthusiasts and historians alike. Join Frassanito and fellow Civil War photography expert Sue Boardman for a lively discussion about the Rose Farm and its special place in Gettysburg’s history.
“We may expect a battle both near and soon. God help us!” Sallie Myers, a local teacher, summarized the feelings of many Gettysburg residents on June 30, 1863. ...
“We may expect a battle both near and soon. God help us!” Sallie Myers, a local teacher, summarized the feelings of many Gettysburg residents on June 30, 1863. Join historian Tim Smith 160 years later as we examine the events that took place in the 24 hours leading up to the largest battle ever fought in the Western Hemisphere.
“We may expect a battle both near and soon. God help us!” Sallie Myers, a local teacher, summarized the feelings of many Gettysburg residents on June 30, 1863. Join historian Tim Smith 160 years later as we examine the events that took place in the 24 hours leading up to the largest battle ever fought in the Western Hemisphere.
Erik Dorr, a descendant of the Pfeffer family of Gettysburg, has amassed an incredible relic collection that began when his ancestors gathered debris left behin...
Erik Dorr, a descendant of the Pfeffer family of Gettysburg, has amassed an incredible relic collection that began when his ancestors gathered debris left behind on their war-torn farm. Through images, stories, and stunning artifacts, Erik and historian Tim Smith will showcase the ordeal of one prominent Gettysburg family during the summer of 1863.
Erik Dorr, a descendant of the Pfeffer family of Gettysburg, has amassed an incredible relic collection that began when his ancestors gathered debris left behind on their war-torn farm. Through images, stories, and stunning artifacts, Erik and historian Tim Smith will showcase the ordeal of one prominent Gettysburg family during the summer of 1863.
DIRTcar Summer Nationals Late Models Feature Event | HIGHLIGHTS | Adams County Speedway in Quincy, Illinois | June 28th, 2023 | To view the full race, visit DIR...
DIRTcar Summer Nationals Late Models Feature Event | HIGHLIGHTS | Adams County Speedway in Quincy, Illinois | June 28th, 2023 | To view the full race, visit DIRTVision.com.
DIRTcar Summer Nationals Late Models Feature Event | HIGHLIGHTS | Adams County Speedway in Quincy, Illinois | June 28th, 2023 | To view the full race, visit DIRTVision.com.
“We could hear the beating of our own hearts above all the wild confusion.” 16-year-old Amelia Harmon witnessed the bloody opening stages of the Battle of Getty...
“We could hear the beating of our own hearts above all the wild confusion.” 16-year-old Amelia Harmon witnessed the bloody opening stages of the Battle of Gettysburg at her farm near Willoughby’s Run. Using historic images and first-person accounts, Andrew Dalton will help visitors imagine the chaotic scenes that unfolded 160 years ago as fighting intensified west of town.
“We could hear the beating of our own hearts above all the wild confusion.” 16-year-old Amelia Harmon witnessed the bloody opening stages of the Battle of Gettysburg at her farm near Willoughby’s Run. Using historic images and first-person accounts, Andrew Dalton will help visitors imagine the chaotic scenes that unfolded 160 years ago as fighting intensified west of town.
This headboard stood in one of the bedrooms of Harvey Sweney’s Baltimore Street residence (now the Farnsworth House). During the skirmishing at the edge of town...
This headboard stood in one of the bedrooms of Harvey Sweney’s Baltimore Street residence (now the Farnsworth House). During the skirmishing at the edge of town, several bullets flew through a window and struck the bed.
This headboard stood in one of the bedrooms of Harvey Sweney’s Baltimore Street residence (now the Farnsworth House). During the skirmishing at the edge of town, several bullets flew through a window and struck the bed.
DIRTcar Summit Modified Nationals | Feature Event | HIGHLIGHTS | Adams County Speedway in Quincy, Illinois | June 28th, 2023 | To view the full race, visit DIRT...
DIRTcar Summit Modified Nationals | Feature Event | HIGHLIGHTS | Adams County Speedway in Quincy, Illinois | June 28th, 2023 | To view the full race, visit DIRTVision.com.
DIRTcar Summit Modified Nationals | Feature Event | HIGHLIGHTS | Adams County Speedway in Quincy, Illinois | June 28th, 2023 | To view the full race, visit DIRTVision.com.
After the battle, the Trostle Farm was a scene of destruction and carnage. Join ACHS Historian Tim Smith as he discusses the desperate measures taken by the locals in an effort to clean up the battlefield.
Perhaps the most significant historical revelation ever made on the Gettysburg Battlefield, William A. Frassanito’s 1967 discovery of the Rose Farm “death studies” sparked decades of research and battlefield exploration by amateur enthusiasts and historians alike. Join Frassanito and fellow Civil War photography expert Sue Boardman for a lively discussion about the Rose Farm and its special place in Gettysburg’s history.
“We may expect a battle both near and soon. God help us!” Sallie Myers, a local teacher, summarized the feelings of many Gettysburg residents on June 30, 1863. Join historian Tim Smith 160 years later as we examine the events that took place in the 24 hours leading up to the largest battle ever fought in the Western Hemisphere.
Erik Dorr, a descendant of the Pfeffer family of Gettysburg, has amassed an incredible relic collection that began when his ancestors gathered debris left behind on their war-torn farm. Through images, stories, and stunning artifacts, Erik and historian Tim Smith will showcase the ordeal of one prominent Gettysburg family during the summer of 1863.
DIRTcar Summer Nationals Late Models Feature Event | HIGHLIGHTS | Adams County Speedway in Quincy, Illinois | June 28th, 2023 | To view the full race, visit DIRTVision.com.
“We could hear the beating of our own hearts above all the wild confusion.” 16-year-old Amelia Harmon witnessed the bloody opening stages of the Battle of Gettysburg at her farm near Willoughby’s Run. Using historic images and first-person accounts, Andrew Dalton will help visitors imagine the chaotic scenes that unfolded 160 years ago as fighting intensified west of town.
This headboard stood in one of the bedrooms of Harvey Sweney’s Baltimore Street residence (now the Farnsworth House). During the skirmishing at the edge of town, several bullets flew through a window and struck the bed.
DIRTcar Summit Modified Nationals | Feature Event | HIGHLIGHTS | Adams County Speedway in Quincy, Illinois | June 28th, 2023 | To view the full race, visit DIRTVision.com.
After the battle, the Trostle Farm was a scene of destruction and carnage. Join ACHS Historian Tim Smith as he discusses the desperate measures taken by the locals in an effort to clean up the battlefield.
After the battle, the Trostle Farm was a scene of destruction and carnage. Join ACHS Historian Tim Smith as he discusses the desperate measures taken by the locals in an effort to clean up the battlefield.
Perhaps the most significant historical revelation ever made on the Gettysburg Battlefield, William A. Frassanito’s 1967 discovery of the Rose Farm “death studies” sparked decades of research and battlefield exploration by amateur enthusiasts and historians alike. Join Frassanito and fellow Civil War photography expert Sue Boardman for a lively discussion about the Rose Farm and its special place in Gettysburg’s history.
“We may expect a battle both near and soon. God help us!” Sallie Myers, a local teacher, summarized the feelings of many Gettysburg residents on June 30, 1863. Join historian Tim Smith 160 years later as we examine the events that took place in the 24 hours leading up to the largest battle ever fought in the Western Hemisphere.
Erik Dorr, a descendant of the Pfeffer family of Gettysburg, has amassed an incredible relic collection that began when his ancestors gathered debris left behind on their war-torn farm. Through images, stories, and stunning artifacts, Erik and historian Tim Smith will showcase the ordeal of one prominent Gettysburg family during the summer of 1863.
DIRTcar Summer Nationals Late Models Feature Event | HIGHLIGHTS | Adams County Speedway in Quincy, Illinois | June 28th, 2023 | To view the full race, visit DIRTVision.com.
“We could hear the beating of our own hearts above all the wild confusion.” 16-year-old Amelia Harmon witnessed the bloody opening stages of the Battle of Gettysburg at her farm near Willoughby’s Run. Using historic images and first-person accounts, Andrew Dalton will help visitors imagine the chaotic scenes that unfolded 160 years ago as fighting intensified west of town.
This headboard stood in one of the bedrooms of Harvey Sweney’s Baltimore Street residence (now the Farnsworth House). During the skirmishing at the edge of town, several bullets flew through a window and struck the bed.
DIRTcar Summit Modified Nationals | Feature Event | HIGHLIGHTS | Adams County Speedway in Quincy, Illinois | June 28th, 2023 | To view the full race, visit DIRTVision.com.
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