It is noon on July 1, 1863. Confederate and Union forces have accidentally collided near the small Pennsylvania town of Gettysburg as the Southern soliders went looking for shoes. During the ...

A trip to Gettysburg offers a glimpse into the sacrifices and valor of those who mustered in at Camp Randall and served in ...

Other divisions of A. P. Hill's III Corps, which fought on the first day of battle, are reformed and rested and available for action. Your army is tired and bloodied, but you have a final ...

After the battle, Lee retreated back to the South, and for another two years, he fought only defensive battles. The battle at Gettysburg was ... is as plain as the noon-day sun.” ...

Lee thinking at Gettysburg?—and navigated new and difficult ... but he seems a bit unhinged on the night of the second day of battle, and the next day he orders Pickett’s Charge.

This episode opens with a dramatic account of the turning point of war: the Battle of Gettysburg ... the New York draft riots, the first use of black troops, and the western battles at Chickamauga ...

Considered the turning point of the Civil War, the Battle of Gettysburg was also the bloodiest, amassing an estimated 51,000 casualties. The three-day conflict took place in July 1863 at what is ...

One of the best Gettysburg tours, Gettysburg Battlefield Bus Tours takes visitors through the national military park and historic downtown.with a licensed guide narrating the ride. Guides study for ...

and memoirs,” noted Civil War scholar Allen Guelzo offers us an anthology of eyewitness accounts by many of the people who took part in the Gettysburg Campaign, naturally concentrated on the great ...