The stories of the Pennsylvania Civil War Soldier are fading fast. Help us save their legacy! The Pennsylvania State Archives holds the regimental records of the over 215 regiments raised by the Commonwealth during the conflict. We need funding to save 900 of the most severely deteriorated ones.

This second volume in a two-part set finishes the regimental narratives, contains some additions to the first volume.

Enjoy this fascinating collection of Pennsylvania's history in the Civil War.

This award-winning DVD highlights the historic conflicts our nation has faced from the French and Indian War through Desert Storm.

This book recounts the history of more than a million soldiers and airmen that have been mobilized, trained, and processed for overseas and discharged from Fort Indiantown Gap since 1940.

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

This acclaimed account recreates in detail all the battles, sieges, and campaigns from Lexington to the final victory at Yorktown.

25 color paintings, 35 color photos.

37 color paintings, 42 color photos.

This new edition is a special reissue commemorating the 250th anniversary of the French and Indian War, with a new forward and a recently discovered document signed by the young George Washington.

This book reports on the archeological recovery and analysis of a Civil War battlefield burial identified along the eroded south bank of the railroad cut in the northern portion of Gettysburg National Military Park.

This book recounts the events of the Battle of Gettysburg. It includes hundreds of historic photographs, made by Civil War photographer Mathew Brady and many others, all published in striking black and white.

Many believe that with his demise came the eventual defeat of his comrades in arms. This is his story in quotes.

Tells the story of Pennsylvania’s participation in this small but "splendid" war.

This shows how the revolts of soldiers and sailors affected the War of Independence.

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

This book examines all of the individual soldier’s weapons used during the Battle of Gettysburg—muskets, rifle-muskets, carbines, repeaters, sharpshooter arms, revolvers, and swords.

This guidebook offer information on touring the Gettysburg sites and stops that featured prominently during the epic battle.

An illustrated treatise on the French and Indian War in Pennsylvania.

The expedition under Major-General Edward Braddock.

The year following the recapture of the Pittsburgh area, Bouquet’s forces prepared for renewed French attacks which never occurred.

Bouquet was again placed in full command of the western region and found chronic dishonesty and desertion.

An extremely important work featuring analysis of the evolution of the units which made up the Pennsylvania Continental Line.

This book is an in-depth examination of the military engagements that resulted in the British capture of Philadelphia.

This tour explains one of the most confusing portions of the Battle of Gettysburg.

This book showcases the engravings made by U.S. soldiers on their lighters during the height of the Vietnam conflict, from 1965 to 1973.

An interesting and in-depth look at the Whiskey Rebellion in Pennsylvania.

This is the audio version of the book of the same name based on interviews from the Pennsylvania Cable Network’s award-winning television series.