This old log home near Brodbecks in southern York County, Pa., was the site of
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Amanda Berry Smith was perhaps the leading black female evangelist of the 19th century. Noted
York County, Pennsylvania, borders northern Maryland, just across the Mason-Dixon Line which historically separated free
During the 1863 Gettysburg Campaign, more than 11,000 Confederate soldiers passed through or occupied York
A supply wagon of the 26th Pennsylvania Volunteer Militia hastily escapes along the Chambersburg Pike
Immaculate Heart of Mary Catholic Church meets at an impressive old stone church building that
Alfred S. Bond had been drafted into the 166th Pennsylvania Drafted Militia in 1863. When
“Rich York County farmland.” Marion Post Wolcott photograph from the 1930s; courtesy of the Library
J.E.B. Stuart and staff, The Illustrated London News, October 4, 1862. I have been fortunate
Old postcard depicting a Confederate cavalryman (from the author’s collection). York County author, historian, and