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SUMMARY:A Boy's Experience During the Battle of Gettysburg: Daniel Skelly's Story
DESCRIPTION:Born in December 1844\, Daniel Skelly was 18 years of age at the time of the Battle of Gettysburg. Like many other townspeople\, he witnessed the carnage of the battle and its aftermath firsthand. And like many citizens of the town\, he shared his story many times. In 1932\, with the help of his son\, he printed his recollections in a small booklet that was acknowledged as one of the most complete and insightful accounts by a civilian of Gettysburg. A member of a large and respected Gettysburg family which included an older brother\, Jack Skelly (boyfriend of Jennie Wade)\, Daniel was an employee of the Fahnestock Brothers Store. \nJoin historian Timothy H. Smith on Saturday\, May 16th at 11 a.m. as he discusses “A Boy’s Experiences During the Battles of Gettysburg\,” gives expanded details on Daniel’s stories\, and provides new information on the production of this well-known booklet. \nRegistration is required for this program. Tickets are free for Gettysburg History members and $10/general admission. Reserve your tickets here.
URL:https://www.communitymedia.net/event/a-boys-experience-during-the-battle-of-gettysburg-daniel-skellys-story/
LOCATION:Adams County Historical Society\, 625 Biglerville Rd.\, Gettysburg\, PA\, 17325\, United States
CATEGORIES:Community,History
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ORGANIZER;CN="Gettysburg History":MAILTO:info@gettysburghistory.org
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SUMMARY:Exploring Gettysburg's Third Ward Community
DESCRIPTION:Wednesday\, May 13th\, 3 to 5 p.m. \nJoin historians Jean Howard-Green\, Tim Smith\, and Andrew Dalton for a special walking tour through Gettysburg’s historic Third Ward\, where generations of the town’s Black residents built lives\, businesses\, churches\, and community. \nAlong the way\, participants will explore sites connected to Gettysburg’s Black history from before the Civil War through the mid-20th century\, including churches\, businesses\, Lincoln Cemetery\, and the locations of homes once belonging to some of the town’s earliest Black residents\, including Civil War veterans of the United States Colored Troops. \nThe tour will also include a behind-the-scenes look at the restoration of the Jack and Julia Hopkins House\, the future home of Gettysburg’s new Black History Museum. Once the residence of a free Black family whose lives were intertwined with the story of the Underground Railroad and the Battle of Gettysburg\, the Hopkins House will soon bring these powerful stories to life for visitors from around the world. \nThe tour will start and end at Lincoln Cemetery\, Lincoln Lane and Long Lane\, Gettysburg. \nRegistration is required. We hope you can join us. \nReserve tickets: https://113910.blackbaudhosting.com/113910/Exploring-Gettysburgs-Third-Ward-Community 
URL:https://www.communitymedia.net/event/exploring-gettysburgs-third-ward-community/
CATEGORIES:Community,History
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ORGANIZER;CN="Gettysburg History":MAILTO:info@gettysburghistory.org
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SUMMARY:James Pierce of Baltimore Street
DESCRIPTION:James Pierce is perhaps best known as the father of Tillie Pierce\, the young heroine who authored At Gettysburg: What a Girl Saw and Heard of the Battle. Yet his story is interesting in its own right. \nOriginally from Maryland\, Pierce wore many hats in Gettysburg\, serving as a butcher\, grocer\, property owner\, and businessman. A neighbor of the Shriver family\, he was an eyewitness to sharpshooter action in the Shriver House attic during the Battle of Gettysburg. In addition\, Pierce was the father of four children\, including two sons who served in the Union Army. \nJoin Abbie Hoffman\, Director of the Shriver House Museum\, to explore the life and legacy of James Pierce. This program will be held in the new Garden Room\, located just behind the Shriver House Museum at 307 Baltimore Street\, Gettysburg\, PA. \nFree for Gettysburg History members; $10/general admission. Reserve your tickets: https://113910.blackbaudhosting.com/113910/James-Pierce-of-Baltimore-Street
URL:https://www.communitymedia.net/event/james-pierce-of-baltimore-street/
LOCATION:Shriver House Museum\, 309 Baltimore Street\, Gettysburg\, PA\, 17325\, United States
CATEGORIES:Community,History
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ORGANIZER;CN="Gettysburg History":MAILTO:info@gettysburghistory.org
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