Weird Wounds and Surgeries–Livestream
Join Museum staff members John Lustrea, Kyle Dalton, and Tracey McIntire as they share true stories of weird wounds suffered by Civil War soldiers.
Join Museum staff members John Lustrea, Kyle Dalton, and Tracey McIntire as they share true stories of weird wounds suffered by Civil War soldiers.
Find out how modern medical professionals would have dealt with trauma care on Civil War battlefields
Dr. Emilie Amt discusses her book and shares personal stories of African Americans, both enslaved and free, who lived on the Antietam battlefield
Director of Education John Lustrea will talk with author Dr. Megan Bever about the widespread misuse of alcohol during the Civil War and the relationship between drinking, morality, and masculinity.
Historian Dr. Ashley Luskey will talk about several families in the Gettysburg area who were impacted by the battle.
Join Colby Lipscomb, Education Coordinator at Bentonville Battlefield, as he talks about how new medical innovations were implemented at the 1865 battle.
Rich Condon, a park ranger at Reconstruction Era National Historic Site, will talk about the establishment of military and refugee hospitals in Beaufort, during the Union occupation, 160 years ago
Was the Pry House really McClellan's headquarters during the battle of Antietam?
Join the Between the Lines Book Club for an online discussion of Liar, Temptress, Soldier, Spy by Karen Abbott. The author herself will be joining us for the discussion.
Join the Between the Lines Book Club for an online discussion of They Fought Like Demons by DeAnne Blanton and Lauren Cooke. The authors will be joining us for the discussion.