Albert Woolson
The Last Man Standing Albert Woolson enlisted in Company C of the 1st Minnesota Heavy Artillery on October 10, 1864. He was only 14 years old but said he was
Gettysburg National Military Park
Evergreen Cemetery
Where memory, history and healing converge By Jessica L. Knouse | Photography by Dave Johnson “Evergreen was my Wonderland. It was my nature sanctuary,” says Brian Kennell, superintendent of Evergreen
Riding Under the Radar
Meet Three Women You’d Never Guess Ride Motorcycles By Jessica L. Knouse | Photography by Melissa Ring They’re moms, professionals and community leaders. They wear business attire by day but
Transforming Women’s Health in Adams County
By Jessica Dean In a town where history surrounds every street corner, a new kind of transformation is underway—this time, in women’s health. At the center of it is WellSpan
Paws on Patrol
B.A.R.K. Rangers Are Making History at Eisenhower Farm At Eisenhower National Historic Site in Gettysburg, history isn’t just experienced through artifacts and tours—it’s also experienced through sniffs and tail wagging.
Stone Stories:
Decoding the Monuments of Gettysburg Scattered across the rolling fields and wooded slopes of Gettysburg are hundreds of silent sentinels—monuments that commemorate the bravery, loss and leadership of those who