Favorite Links

Lancaster County & the Civil War
 http://lancasteronline.com/blogs/civilwar/

Commemorating the 150th anniversary of the American Civil War and Lancaster County’s role in that historic conflict 







Digitized Civil War Newspapers:  A collection of newspapers from the civil war era dated from February 23,1831 to February 14,1877

From Pennsylvania, including the Lancaster Intelligencer, Father Abraham, Columbia Spy, and Weekly Mariettian:

http://digitalnewspapers.libraries.psu.edu/Default/Skins/civilwar/Client.asp?skin=civilwar

203rd Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry and their descendants.

Open to all who are descendants or family of those who served in the Civil War as part of the 203rd Pennsylvania Infantry Regiment, or anyone else interested in the history.

http://www.facebook.com/groups/81488918690/

Gettysburg
Do you have questions on the Battle of Gettysburg and Adams County? Begin your journey to the answers here.   

http://www.gettysburg.com/








Civil War Interactive

Each day they bring you news of events, reenactments, exhibits, legislation and more - all of them affecting Civil War preservation and commemoration. We'll be going through that commemoration for the next four years, so there's no better time.

http://www.civilwarinteractive.com/index.htm








North and South Magazine

“Of all the Civil War magazines, North & South contains the most stimulating and original articles. The scholarship is sound, the arguments thought-provoking, and the writing superb.”
James M. McPherson, author of Battle Cry of Freedom

http://northandsouthmagazineonline.com/










Center for Civil War Photography

The CCWP is a non-profit organization devoted to one of the most exciting and compelling areas of Civil War scholarship and discovery. New photographic finds from our nation's greatest conflict are still being made on a regular basis. Nearly every Civil War soldier had his photograph taken by one of the more than 5,000 American photographers active at the time, and a select group of documentary photographers took thousands of images on the battlefields and in the army camps, often in 3D.

http://www.civilwarphotography.org/

The Civil War Institute at Manor College

The Civil War Institute at Manor College is a formal organization dedicated to preserving a period of time in our history that to this day has had a profound social, economic and religious impact on our nation. In association with the Delaware Valley Civil War Round Table, the Institute has developed a variety of subjects pertaining to the era of 1861-1865 and adapted each for all age levels.

Through the Institute, a Civil War Certificate Program was developed. In order to be awarded a certificate you must complete eight courses, four of which must be taken from the college's core curriculum. Attendance at all selected courses is expected.

http://www.manor.edu/coned/civilwar.html