Joe Rogan Amazed by Gettysburg Museum of History’s Rare Items youtube.com/watch?v=EDBFFg… 1:45:45 mark of episode no. 2333, released June 5, of The Joe Rogan Experience, Even to someone who’s seen a lot, the Gettysburg Museum of History’s collection of rare historical artifacts can

GETTYSBURG: A Bullet Struck Relic From LITTLE ROUND TOP!!! | American Artifact Episode 30 youtube.com/watch?v=hyR1Gj… At Gettysburg, Little Round Top is one of the most popular and well known places on the entire battlefield. A large part of that is due to the exposure given to

John Burns: The Controversial Hero of Gettysburg | American Artifact Episode 171 youtube.com/watch?v=CNf0ub… When Robert E. Lee's Army of Northern Virginia descended upon the town of Gettysburg, most of the civilians either fled or hid until the battle was over. But one citizen

107 years ago during the summer of 1918 the Gettysburg battlefield was being used as the US Tank Corps Training camp. Known as Camp Colt many tankers that eventually went to France to fight in WWI were trained in Gettysburg. For more on the collections at The Gettysburg Museum

162 years ago today the battle of Gettysburg began. Please take a moment today to remember those who died and suffered. Shown is a photo of Gettysburg Citizen hero John Burns who was wounded while fighting along side the Union Army on July 1st 1863. For a video about John Burns

Union and Confederate Civil War Veterans shake hands in peace at the 1913 Gettysburg reunion. 162 years ago they were killing each other. 112 years ago they came together in peace and helped each other heal. Original photo from The Gettysburg Museum of History archives. For more

A Battle Struck Relic of the Gettysburg Peach Orchard!!! | American Artifact Episode 88 youtube.com/watch?v=fW6MiV… Some of the most intense fighting during the Battle of Gettysburg took place on July 2nd at the Peach Orchard salient. It was here where the 3rd Corps of Dan Sickles

July 2nd 1863 162 Years Ago! The Brutal Wounding of General Dan Sickles at Gettysburg | American Artifact Episode 89 youtube.com/watch?v=3q97US… One of the more colorful characters of the Battle of Gettysburg who ended up being a wrecking ball on Day 2 was none other than General

Artifacts of Gettysburg's Bloody Wheatfield | American Artifact Episode 172 youtube.com/watch?v=q-1cZa… One of the most violent pieces of ground throughout the Civil War has to be Gettysburg's Wheatfield. This "Whirlpool of Death" saw some of the most violent fighting on July 2,

On July 3, 1863 162 years ago today. Gettysburg civilian Jennie Wade was killed by a stray bullet while baking bread for soldiers during the battle of Gettysburg. See her letters To Jack Skelly at The Gettysburg Museum Of History along with the largest and finest collection of

"We here highly resolve that these dead shall not have died in vain that this nation, under God, shall have a new birth of freedom, and that government of the people, by the people, for the people, shall not perish from the earth". Abraham Lincoln Gettysburg Address 162 years ago

July 4, 1863 On this day 162 years ago. Sgt. Welch gave this book to Sallie Myers. On exhibit at The Gettysburg Museum of History, Sallie Myers "The Angel Of Gettysburg's" book. Sallie Myers was a Gettysburg teacher during the battle of Gettysburg she became a nurse to soldiers

Happy 4th Of July! Please take time to reflect on what Independence Day means, and remember those who made it possible. For more on the collections at The Gettysburg Museum Of History see: GettysburgMuseumOfHistory.com #4thOfJuly #Freedom #DeclarationOfindependence

A BRUTAL Way to Die in Gettysburg | American Artifact 173 youtube.com/watch?v=1_srjI… Not there was a good way to die in the Civil War, but there were some ways that were worse than others. One of the most brutal methods used was that of canister fire. We're on the Gettysburg

162 years ago today, July 5, 1863 Corporal Edger Rowell Company "D" 12th Vermont paid a "Rebel" (Confederate) 5 cents to cut this North Carolina button from his coat. The 12th Vermont was held in reserve during the battle of Gettysburg because their enlistment term was up on July

103 years ago U.S. Marines at Devil's Den Gettysburg battlefield. July 1922 U.S. Marines marched from Washington D.C. to Gettysburg for an encampment and reenactment (then called a "Shambattle") of Pickett's Charge. Original large format photo from The Gettysburg Museum Of

What Did Confederate Soldiers Leave Behind at GETTYSBURG??? | American Artifact Episode 32 youtube.com/watch?v=2XHJe3… In episode 28 of American Artifact, we told the story of how Fred Pfeffer (who is the great great grandfather of Erik Dorr) accidentally unearthed the graves of

The sign at the Jennie Wade death house Baltimore Street Gettysburg. This view is looking north, note the house on the right now the site of the 1863 Inn. Original unpublished photo 1945 from The Gettysburg Museum Of History archives. For more on the collections at The Gettysburg

Ron Speirs Speaks! We released a short film with an interview with the Legendary Ronald Speirs BAND OF BROTHERS: Untold Stories of RON SPEIRS Revealed (and more!)| American Artifact Episode 33 youtube.com/watch?v=QR2rcO… One of the most mysterious & fascinating figures from Band of

Civil War Veterans from the 72nd Pennsylvania at their monument on the Gettysburg battlefield. Original large format albumen photo circa 1880's from The Gettysburg Museum Of History archives. For more on the collections at the Gettysburg Museum Of History see: