J. Howard Wert's Gettysburg: A Collection of Relics from the Civil War Battle (Bruce E. Mowday, G. Craig Caba - AG) building The siege was unlike anything

The siege was unlike anything Grant’s Army of Tennessee had attempted to this point and Smith helps the reader understand the complexity of the strategy and tactics

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A copy of Nance's original signature from her historic testimony in 1827

brass lamp and wax sticks

Nicholas Codori bought the farm in 1854 and began improving it immediately

J. Howard Wert's Gettysburg: A Collection of Relics from the Civil War Battle (Bruce E. Mowday, G. Craig Caba - AG) building The siege was unlike anythingby Bruce Mowday & Craig Caba 120 photos document familys private cache of artifacts from Civil War battlefield and town Relics from soldiers and civilians include arms, clothing, jewelry, books, letters, and more J. Howard Wert was a recent college graduate when the armies of the North and South converged near his family's homestead just three miles outside Gettysburg in the summer of 1863. A militia member and anti slavery supporter, Wert acted as a