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The Blog of Gettysburg National Military Park. Barbara Schutt, the first woman Licensed Battlefield Guide at Gettysburg National Military Park. That year, the controversial silent film about the Civil War and Reconstruction.

Battlefield Back Stories - Thoughts on the Civil War, its battlefields, and public history. Saturday, July 25, 2015. Considering the Legacy of the War at Sunset. Freeman Tilden wrote that the chief aim of interpretation is provocation, and in this Hennessy certainly succeeded.

One of the advantages of exploring the Battlefield in winter is the absence of foliage. As we will present here, you will see photographic evidence of the terrain features of Big Round Top, and how it plays with the movement of the 15. The Battle for Little Round Top Part 2. Alabama to its match against the 20.

Boys in Blue - My Civil War Relatives. Back to my Main Site - Skies of Blue and Gray. Thursday, April 3, 2014. Remembering Two Civil War Boys Who Never Made it Home. This page was created to pay tribute to two of my Civil War relatives who never made it home. Please take some time to reflect on their lives, honor their sacrifices, and, hopefully, help keep their memories alive. CO F, 184TH PENNSYLVANIA INFANTRY. Born November 6, 1841, Snyder Co.

St Augustine, Florida, founded in 1565, is the sort of place you can get lost in . engaging historic attractions, fun shops, terrific food, beautiful scenery, you name it, St. Augustine has it! This blog is my salute to an amazing city. Interested in the Civil War? CLICK HERE to check out my Gettysburg blog, Skies of Blue and Gray! Thursday, November 5, 2015.