Art in the Park
Gettysburg’s Artists-in-Residence program gives artists the chance of a lifetime. Mark Mahosky knew it was an opportunity that he had to pursue. For more than…
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Cook’s Mill
Cook’s Mill, shown here around 1890, is one of the several 19th-century stone grist mills surviving in Adams County. This one, located a mile north…
Rosemary Laureano
Rosemary Laureano is a dreamer. Since she was a young girl living on the island of Puerto Rico, she wanted to experience a world beyond…
Battle of Gettysburg: The Third Day
Unlike the second day, the third day at Gettysburg dawned with tremendous noise and commotion as Union troops fought to regain ground lost to attacking…
Battle of Gettysburg: The Second Day
The second day dawned with the Union forces occupying the key terrain at Cemetery Hill, Culp’s Hill and portions of Cemetery Ridge. The famed fishhook-shaped…
Battle of Gettysburg: The First Day
The three-day battle at Gettysburg is of considerable and continued interest to the thousands of visitors who come to the battlefield each year to walk…
Battle of Gettysburg: A primer
It was the third summer of the war. Except for several fathers, sons and brothers having enlisted in the Union Army and engaged in battles…