GETTYSBURG, Pa. — On Tuesday morning, Lincoln portrayer Jim Getty will recite the Gettysburg Address as part of an elaborate celebration of the 150th anniversary of the president’s original ...

The park and related trail with historical interpretive signage includes the planting of 250 trees in honor of American ...

“We hope these new additions to the battlefield landscape will make a visit to Gettysburg more accessible and meaningful for our visitors," said Steve Sims, Gettysburg National Military Park ...

A rehabilitation project will close a famed section of the Gettysburg battlefield. The National Park Service has announced that the Gettysburg National Military Park will be closing Little Round ...

The Little Round Top portion of the Gettysburg battlefield is set to close for 18 months. ... and protect the features that make up this segment of the battlefield landscape," NPS said in a statement.

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A famed section of the Gettysburg battlefield will be shut down Tuesday to visitors for the next 18 months. The closure of Little Round Top will allow staff to perform necessary work to preserve ...

The Culloden battlefield, external site is being scanned to provide a detailed model of the landscape 270 years on from the Jacobites' final stand.. Archaeologists from the National Trust for ...

To preserve a total of three historically significant properties associated with the 1863 Battle of Chancellorsville, the American Battlefield Trust will receive two grant awards totaling $507,350 ...

(© Andriy Blokhin – stock.adobe.com) The Virginia Battlefield Fund program has distributed nearly $4 million in grants to help protect 620 acres of land across the state.. The tracts are in ...

“We hope these new additions to the battlefield landscape will make a visit to Gettysburg more accessible and meaningful for our visitors," said Steve Sims, Gettysburg National Military Park ...