Civil War Trails has installed two new wayside markers in Wrightsville commemorating the Mifflin House and the Underground Railroad and Civil War skirmish.
Civil War Trails has installed two new wayside markers in Wrightsville commemorating the Mifflin House and the Underground Railroad and Civil War skirmish.
In giving frequent talks and presentations on Civil War topics related to York County, one
Today marks the 154th anniversary of the beginning of the Confederate invasion of York County,
The last of June 1863 were momentous times for the citizens of Wrightsville, Pennsylvania. Situated
Today, thousands of motorists travel through the intersection of U.S. Route 30 (Loucks Road) and
I frequently peruse eBay and other on-line auction sites looking for photographs/CDVs of York Countians
In part 1 of this brief two-part series, we looked at the Mifflins, who were
Back in June of this year, I published a well-received blog entry briefly outlining the
Jonathan Mifflin was from a long and broad line of Quakers who settled in the
This final group of pictures comes from the northern/eastern part of the Appomattox National Historic