National Park Service launches teachers website
The National Park Service announced its launching of an online service for teachers that provides a one-stop shop for curriculum-based lesson plans, activities, distance learning and other resources....
View ArticleNational Park Service launches deer management program at Gettysburg battlefield
The National Park Service announced the continuation of its deer management program at Gettysburg National Military Park and Eisenhower National Historic Site. The annual program will run October...
View ArticleGettysburg National Military Park’s 2014 calendar
Below is the remaining 2014 calendar of events for Gettysburg National Military Park and Eisenhower National Historic Site, provided by Katie Lawhon, National Park Service spokesperson: FEBRUARY Feb. 1...
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Extended Q and A with Gettysburg Parks Superintendent Ed Clark
I sat down on March 10 with Ed Clark, the new superintendent of Gettysburg National Military Park and the Eisenhower National Historic Site. Here are a few questions and answers that didn’t make it...
View ArticleMapping Mark Walters: 151 years later
July 3, 1863, marked the third and final day of the bloodiest battle fought on American soil. By day’s end, smoke was still clearing the landscape that had become dotted with graves and bodies after...
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Re-enactors battle alongside friends, family in Gettysburg
For many Civil War re-enactors, events like the 151st Battle of Gettysburg commemorations are a family affair. And that family includes both biological kin and friends made around the campfires after...
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