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The Lesser-Known Foundational History of Gettysburg 

It’s natural that most folks, upon hearing any mention of “Gettysburg” tend to think of the significant role the quaint community played during the American Civil War. That is, after all, the borough’s most enduring historical claim to fame. But what about all that other Gettysburg history predating the Civil War? More often than not … Continue reading The Lesser-Known Foundational History of Gettysburg  →