Amos Griest of the Foustown area of York County PA was a conductor in the covert Underground Railroad in the 1840s and 50s
Amos Griest of the Foustown area of York County PA was a conductor in the covert Underground Railroad in the 1840s and 50s
Following the American Civil War, veterans from both the North and South often assembled with
As Major General Jubal Early’s long column of Confederate soldiers reached Weigelstown, Pennsylvania, on Sunday
One of the joys of occasionally traveling around the East Coast giving PowerPoint presentations on
Lena Burial Park in Stephenson County, Illinois, is a long, long way from Manchester Township,
This image from the Manchester Township Historical Society shows Emigsville, Pennsylvania, a small village during
31. The Central Hotel on the square in Hanover, Pa. (shown above) served as the
Confederate cavalry camped on June 28-30 on this hill overlooking the village of Emigsville, Pa.
The Civil War-era Loucks Mill along the east side of Codorus Creek north of York,