Unfit for Service: Solving the Mystery of a Gettysburg Photo
Learn how a former ranger found the location of an iconic Gettysburg photograph.
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National Museum of Civil War Medicine
The Lingering Threat: The Aftermath of Early’s Raid on Washington, July 1864
Learn how even after the Battle of Monocacy the Confederates were still a threat to the D.C. region.
Living History at the National Museum of Civil War Medicine
Civil War medical care comes to life with Blue Gray Hospital Association
Military Medicine and the Hidden Costs of War
Author and university professor Tanisha M. Fazal discusses her book, Military Medicine and the Hidden Costs of War.
“Murder on the B&O”– A Tragic Event in 1861 Frederick County
Dana Shoaf examines the July 1861 tale of a drunken encounter between Frederick County civilians and Union soldiers that resulted in tragedy.
The Staff of Hammond Hospital
Hear the stories of the hospital staff stationed at Point Lookout.
Peter Wood: Collector of the Impossible
Magic meets the Civil War with this amazing show as Peter Wood, Collector of the Impossible, presents incredible, magical objects with unparalleled showmanship.
Peter Wood: Collector of the Impossible
Magic meets the Civil War with this amazing show as Peter Wood, Collector of the Impossible, presents incredible, magical objects with unparalleled showmanship.
The Life and Afterlife of Elizabeth Keckly
Library of Congress historian Michelle A. Krowl will discuss extraordinary life of Elizabeth Keckley.
From Frederick to Sharpsburg: People, Places, and Events Before Antietam
Join author and Antietam/South Mountain Battlefield tour guide Steven Stotelmyer as he shares fascinating stories from his new book.
