The York Daily on December 2, 1887, reprinted a story from the Hanover Spectator about
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In the 1850s, John “Bossy” Johnson, a black man living in York, Pennsylvania, was accused
The year was 1938. In Gettysburg, thousands of aged Civil War veterans gathered together one
Amelia M. Kurtz never married, living with her sister Catherine (Kate) until the latter’s death
A Union soldier operates a portable telegraph machine during the Civil War in this old
York County Heritage Trust sanctioned Civil War tour guide Scott L. Mingus, Sr. leads a
Mrs. Mary Surratt, a middle-aged widow operating a boarding house in Washington, D.C., during the
Confederate cavalry camped on June 28-30 on this hill overlooking the village of Emigsville, Pa.
Long-time Cannonball reader and contributor Bob Resig recently made me aware of the fascinating story