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Explore the rolling hills and open fields of the Gettysburg battlefields and learn the best battle locations to visit.
Permalink -- click for full blog post "Gettysburg Battlefields, Hallowed Ground Preserved for Us"
My cookbook with Gettysburg recipes is now available for e-readers!
You can purchase through Amazon for use on the Kindle or through Smashwords for other readers such as the Nook. Just in time for Christmas!
Use this Gettysburg events schedule to make sure you don't miss something important on your next visit. My calendar is always up to date!
Permalink -- click for full blog post "The Online Gettysburg Events Schedule"
Gettysburg celebrates Remembrance Day and the delivery of the Gettysburg Address with a parade. This event has happened every year since 1863!
Permalink -- click for full blog post "Gettysburg Remembrance Day Parade"
Photo of a rifle demonstration at Bull Run Park. There are more at www.civilwar150photos.org and www.oakhillstudio.or
Permalink -- click for full blog post "Confederate Infantry"
Gettysburg police are now enforcing the 2 hour parking limit on downtown parking meters. Even if you come back to add money to the meter, you could still get a ticket!

See the full article in the Evening Sun.
It had been the rule, it seemed like law - since man's time here on earth. Man would enslave man; they say it centered on some men's worth. The world had
Permalink -- click for full blog post "Fields Of Red"
Best remembered as the hoop skirt era, Civil War womens clothing involved several layers of garments and Civil War dresses that seem strange to us now.
This is really simple. 2 slices of bread Turkey meat Slice of cheese Mayonnaise Directions: Put mayonnaise on slices of bread. Put meat and cheese on
Permalink -- click for full blog post "Cold Meat Sandwhich"
Start by rolling ground buffalo meat into small balls. Bake at 350 degrees F for 30 minutes or until cooked through. *1-1/2 cup brown sugar *1-1/2 cup
Permalink -- click for full blog post "B.B.Q . Buffalo"
Freedom Transit is planning to cut one of the Gettysburg bus lines. What do you think?
Photo provided by Shane Dunlap and The Evening Sun.
Public comments can be submitted before Monday, Sept. 19. Comments should be mailed to 257 N. 4th Street, Rear, Gettysburg, PA 17325. Comments can also be emailed to info@rabbittransit.org, and comment forms will be provided on Blue Line buses.
A fourth of July like none other. No place I'd rather be. Miss Freda's Gettysburg estate Cattle acting ...mysteriously! Canons shout! The battle cries!
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Our Civil War was brutal as America searched to find its way. I think of words from Lincoln about the price we'd have to pay. Lincoln talked about slavery
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Well one year ago me and my mom and dad went to Gettysburg and were going again in two weeks. I really love military history especially the Civil War.
Permalink -- click for full blog post "Some Creepy Stuff"
The battle of Gettysburg timeline gives a brief summary of everything from the events leading up to the battle at Gettysburg to life after the Civil War.
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