Wm. L. Rannells of the 60th Ohio sent his thanks to the ladies of York PA for their kind care while he was a patient at the army hospital.
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Jacob and Anna Maria (Anstine) Miller were residents of Red Lion during the Civil War. Unfortunately, she passed away in July 1863, leaving seven children.
Gettysburg women shipped a box of relief supplies to the York US Army Hospital in late May 1863. Weeks later, Yorkers would send wagonloads to Gettysburg.
An identified CDV of York Civil War-era resident Virginia E. Codwise has recently come into the possession of Cannonball blogger Scott MIngus.
A local story claims that Confederate General John B. Gordon spent a fitful night in the guestroom of the Magee/Rewalt house in Wrightsville after being attacked by a falling canopy over his bed.
Amanda Berry was born a slave near Long Green in Baltimore County, Maryland. She and
Throughout the Civil War, in towns both large and small, North and South, people gathered
The Winebrenners were a prominent family living on Frederick Street on the southwestern side of
Imagine going about your daily business when suddenly word comes that enemy troops are fast
The York Daily on December 2, 1887, reprinted a story from the Hanover Spectator about