Although several other civilians were wounded during the battle, Mary Virginia (Jennie) Wade was the only citizen of the town to be killed outright during the fighting. The tragic story
This year, April 19 marks an historic anniversary of incomparable importance: the 250th anniversary of the beginning of the American Revolution. In many respects, April 19, 1775, marks the first
Monuments Monday is our weekly YouTube series where historian Timothy Smith discusses the hundreds of monuments around the Gettysburg Battlefield. Join him for this special program of a LIVE episode
Join The Old Crow Mess for a special living history encampment at the Adams County Historical Society! The encampment will feature reenactors from both the Union and Confederate armies during
The Adams County Farmers Market is excited to be once again hosting our Farmers Market Fairy Festival! This Ren Faire-inspired event is intended to bring a little magic to the
Hear the untold story of how America’s declaration of independence hinged on seven critical months in 1776 and the courageous votes that changed the world forever. This gripping account reveals
Don’t miss this rare, hands-on opportunity to fire an authentic Civil War firearm. Under the close supervision of expert instructor Phil Spaugy, participants will load and fire one blank cartridge,
Join historians Jim Hessler, Britt Isenberg, and Phil Spaugy for an in-depth look at three farms—Sherfy, Klingel, and Rogers—caught in the crossfire on July 2, 1863. Situated along the Emmitsburg