Horace Bonham is a well-known name in 19th-century art circles. Born November 25, 1835, in
Tag: Civilians
During the first winter of Civil War (1861-82), the Union Army operated a training camp
Jacob Wirt was a prominent 19th-century businessman and civic leader in Hanover, Pennsylvania. He owned
The battle of Gettysburg on July 1-3, 1863, saw both heroes and cowards, brave men
In 1885, a McSherrystown, PA, newspaper editor deemed William Arter (as he misspelled Otter) as
Battle to save Underground Railroad Station marks 154th anniversary of Rebel invasion of York County
Today marks the 154th anniversary of the beginning of the Confederate invasion of York County,
Back in September, I wrote a blog post about Dr. E. A. Jelks of Quitman
Many Cannonball readers are well aware of the June 28, 1863, destruction of the Columbia-Wrightsville
Since 1978, Debi and I have been members of the Church of the Nazarene, first
The Winebrenners were a prominent family living on Frederick Street on the southwestern side of