Rob Wynstra’s new book details the interactions between Pennsylvania residents and invading Confederate soldiers of Ewell’s Second Corps in June 1863.
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Pro-Lincoln newspapers across the North pilloried York’s “copperhead” citizens and their chief burgess, David Small, for surrendering York to the Rebels in 1863. It remains a controversial decision to this day.
Confederate Gen. John B. Gordon led a brigade at York and Wrightsville during the Gettysburg Campaign. In March 1894, the author/politician returned to York to give a speech at the Opera House.
David Small published York’s largest newspaper during the Civil War and ran the local Democratic Party. Come here Jim McClure discuss Small at this month’s CWRT meeting.
On the cloudy morning of Monday, June 29, 1863, Confederate Colonel Isaac E. Avery awoke
More than 11,000 Confederate soldiers passed through York County, Pennsylvania, in the last days of
For more than 150 years, residents and writers have debated whether the civic leaders of
During the Confederate occupation of York County, Pennsylvania, from June 28 – 30, 1863, Major
More than 11,000 Confederate soldiers marched or rode through York County, Pennsylvania, during the week
D. Gary Nichols has recently published a new book-length account of the 38th Georgia Volunteer