The commander of the Union forces in south-central PA reported on his investigation that York’s residents welcomed Confederate invaders.
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York County PA was an important first step on the journey for freedom seekers arriving from Maryland and Virginia in the early to mid 1800s.
Co. C, 87th Pennsylvania, a group of Civil War living historians, have announced their 2021 schedule of events.
Gettysburg guides Chris Army & Rick Schroeder discuss the Irish Brigade at Gettysburg. Zoom for the York Civil War Round Table, 3/17, 7 pm.
Winchester, VA, is an excellent Civil War tourism destination, with multiple battlefields, museums, and historical sites.
In late October 1860, Republicans of York County PA held a torchlight parade in York to support Abraham Lincoln for president.
Abraham Lincoln disappointed a large crowd in York PA on Feb. 23, 1861, when assassination rumors changed his planned route to Baltimore.
Amos Griest of the Foustown area of York County PA was a conductor in the covert Underground Railroad in the 1840s and 50s
Press Release, York County Civil War Round Table: This Wednesday, February 17th at 7 p.m.,
John L. Shillito of York County and his friends used whiskey to compel an abandoned Rebel mule to take them to Gettysburg after the battle.