The vast public holdings of the U. S. government include thousands of vintage photographs from
Lincoln Archives
For more than 150 years, residents and writers have debated whether the civic leaders of
“Known as the Battle of Antietam by the Union and the Battle of Sharpsburg by
Railroad travelers from Harrisburg or York, Pennsylvania, to Baltimore typically took the Northern Central Railway.
On April 19, 2017, please join the York Civil War Round Table in its 20th
More than 4,000 people had crammed into tiny Dover, Pennsylvania, on November 23, 1907, to
It was March 4, 1861. After a bitter and contentious election that saw, for the
Much has been written about the life, death, and legacy of the 16th president of
Bill Venne, a prolific author with more than 36 history books to his credit, has
David Perry, a former history professor at the University of New Haven, has long studied