The National Civil War Museum is dedicated to sharing the complete story of the American Civil War.
Harrisburg, Pennsylvania
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BOOP! Our latest episode is here & this week we welcome Brett & Dane from the @NCWM! We had a great talk & they shared some of their fav artifacts. If you find yourself in or near Harrisburg, be sure to visit this amazing museum! podbean.com/ew/pb-mgeyv-12c6… – at Plymouth, MA
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On the episode, Dane & Brett told a story about this holster. The Union officer captured a Confederate & took him prisoner using this holster. The catch? There was no gun in it at the time but it looks so much like a gun that the Confederate thought thats what it was...#CivilWar – at Plymouth, MA
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It's #WeatherWhereYouLive during our #FirstAt4 & 5 p.m. newscasts. Today, @MaryEllenFox43 is at The National Civil War Museum (@NCWM).
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In 1862, Robert Smalls, an enslaved man aboard the Confederate CSS Planter, took control of the ship. #APeoplesJourney
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A Bloodstained Artifact from @GettysburgNMP with @NCWM. Watch the full War Department video here: civilwar.org/learn/videos/bl…
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We cannot save these threatened battlefields alone—we need help from concerned citizens like you. Join us! owl.li/jfw130dOGR8
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Celebrate #IndependenceDay & join Campaign 1776 to help preserve Hallowed Ground for just $17.76 owl.li/EcVV30d7zrX
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Ed Bearss is 94 today! Help honor this living legend & ask Congress to bestow him with a Congressional Gold Medal owl.li/jkAN30cUnJs
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A formerly enslaved man writes to the woman who still owns his children. #FathersDay bit.ly/2cF3xOO
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The Dictator: with this 13-inch mortar the Federals could lob 218-pound shells up to 4,200 yards away. Petersburg: owl.li/VJxh30cF5Lo
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Join us at @ClaraBartonMSO on Thursday, May 11 at 6 PM for "Seeking Refuge." Find out more:
clarabartonmuseum.org/event/…
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Inside a Civil War Prison Camp: Sketches from Point Lookout blog.nyhistory.org/inside-a-…
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@NCWM Looking forward to jamming at the jazz festival this sunday!!!!
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There are about 400-750 incidents where women went to battle in incognito. Female Soldiers in the Civil War: ow.ly/NYMF309I0lJ
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Join the author of Black Valor:Buffalo Soldiers and the Medal of Honor,1870–1898 for an #event on June 17th @NCWM ow.ly/Kmob301l7J8
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150 Years Ago: An Irish Photographer Captures the Overland Campaign ow.ly/wsJQH Irish in the American Civil War