This book tells the story of Camp Curtin through the experience of the men who lived there.

The first work to highlight the contributions at the Battle of Gettysburg of regiments of Pennsylvania Dutch.

25 color paintings, 35 color photos.

37 color paintings, 42 color photos.

The author chronicles an era in which African Americans become active agents in overthrowing history, shaping Reconstruction, and creating a legacy long obscured and misunderstood.

An invaluable resource guide to the Civil War at Gettysburg.

This collection of articles, cuylled from eight decades of Western Pennsylvania History magazine, encompasses a broad and compelling array of topics.

This study illuminates the immediate origins of the Civil War and provides an intimate understanding of the antebellum political system as well as Lincoln’s political acuity in his early presidential career.

Few commanders in history rank with General Nathan Bedford Forrest, who was a Rebel in every sense of the term.

General James Longstreet is perhaps one of the most lauded and most maligned generals of the Civil War.

In the first scholarly treatment of pacifism during the Civil War, two experts in Anabaptist studies explore the important role of sectarian religion.

This is the story of the garrisons imprisonment, and the escape of Lieutenant Isaiah Conley and two of his compatriots.

This book is the first of two volumes that will provide readers with a basic overview of the history of Pennsylvania’s state defense forces.

This book provides a detailed reconstruction of General J.E.B. Stuart’s actions during the Gettysburg campaign.

The author relates the events of Gettysburg as they unfold.