Time…Began In A Garden
March, the month most gardeners have been patiently waiting to arrive; it’s the month that spring officially arrives and a new gardening season begins. It’s also the month that daylight […]
March/April 2016
Returning to Their Roots
The next generations of growers are coming home to the family farm. By Kim Weaver | Photography by Casey Martin Coming back to the family farm in Gettysburg was a
Charles “Chuck” Caldwell
By James Rada, Jr. | Photography by Noel Kline Charles “Chuck” Caldwell first came to Gettysburg in 1936 on a family vacation and then again in 1938 to
The Joseph Sherfy Property: From Fruit Farm to Firestorm
All fruit dealers hope their fruits become famous. Joseph Sherfy likely never imagined his peach trees would become the most renowned peach orchard in Civil War history. But, like many
Waldo’s Purpose
Community, Culture & Creativity Collide in the Heart of Gettysburg By Adam Kulikowski | Photography by Noel Kline Chris Lauer leans against a makeshift coffee bar just inside the entrance
Artisans & Oak
Handcrafted Pizzas from a Wood-fired Oven Bring First-Class Flavors to Casual Classic By Barbara D’Arienzo | Photography by Casey Martin Ah, pizza! It’s one of America’s favorite foods. Just the