Gettysburg, Pennsylvania

Learn about botched orders, deadly struggles and the myth of comradery at the Spring.

Gettysburg, Pennsylvania

The Union fishhook at Gettysburg is one of the most famous military positions in history, and walking it can be an enlightening experience.

Gettysburg, Pennsylvania

Walking even part of this line will uncover numerous Confederate memorials and markers and will impress you with the size of the armies.

Gettysburg, Pennsylvania

Put yourself back into the summer of 1863 and step off with the Army of Northern Virginia as they tried to win a crowning victory in Pennsylvania -- and learn why they failed to do so.

Gettysburg, Pennsylvania

Walking, charging or climbing among the rocks on Little Round Top's slopes is a rite of passage for any Civil War enthusiast.

Gettysburg, Pennsylvania

See the field as officers did.

Gettysburg, Pennsylvania

In rear of the main Union line and commanding the critical Baltimore Pike, the Union defense of Culp's Hill was actually more important than that on Little Round Top.

Gettysburg, Pennsylvania

This is among the wildest and strangest of Civil War battle sites, the site of 1,800 casualties and some of the war's most famous photographs.

Gettysburg, Pennsylvania

Among the least visited parts of the Gettysburg battlefield, one cannot claim to know the battle until seeing the ground where the horsemen struggled.

Gettysburg, Pennsylvania

Immerse yourself in this 400x50-foot, 360-degree painting which places you at the climax of Pickett's Charge.

Gettysburg, Pennsylvania

From the top of the tower, you can see nearly the entire Union and Confederate lines at Gettysburg.

Gettysburg, Pennsylvania

The larger of Gettysburg's two Round Tops will impress you as a military position and as a challenging hike!

Carlisle, Pennsylvania

This is among the premier facilities to conduct Civil War research and there are numerous other War Between the States connections here as well.

Gettysburg, Pennsylvania

This is the only memorial at Gettysburg dedicated to peace and one of the few eternal flames in the country.

Gettysburg, Pennsylvania

Get a great aerial view of where Longstreet's Confederates attacked on the afternoon of July 2, 1863.

Harrisburg, Pennsylvania

With a focus upon the war as a whole, this facility houses an outstanding collection of Civil War artifacts.

Gettysburg, Pennsylvania

On the first day of the Battle of Gettysburg, one of the most respected generals in the Army of the Potomac, Gen. John Reynolds, was killed here.

Gettysburg, Pennsylvania

During the Battle of Gettysburg, it became a virtual carpet of blue, gray, and red.

Gettysburg, Pennsylvania

As Confederates plowed through Union defenders, this became one of the bloodiest places on the war's bloodiest battlefield

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Key to the Pennsylvania war effort, learn how Philadelphia supported the Keystone state during the American Civil War.

Gettysburg, Pennsylvania

This first National Cemetery on a battlefield was the site of Lincoln's Gettysburg Address.

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

This site commemorates Allegheny County veterans who served in the Civil War and has been expanded to honor those who served through Desert Storm as well.

Gettysburg, Pennsylvania

See the depth of the cut and appreciate its defensive capabilities. Many men were captured there on the first day.

Lancaster, Pennsylvania

See the home of a man as intertwined in the coming of the Civil War as anyone.

Gettysburg, Pennsylvania

See where the Confederates captured cannons and broke the Union lines!

Gettysburg, Pennsylvania

Some 9,000 casualties were suffered on Sherfy's land in what Confederate General James Longstreet called, "The best three hours fighting ever done by any troops on any battlefield."

Harrisburg, Pennsylvania

Enjoy the rare opportunity to see a variety of Pennsylvania's Civil War flags, up close

Gettysburg, Pennsylvania

Stand in the room at the Wills House, on Gettysburg's town square, where Lincoln put the finishing touches on his famous speech.

Gettysburg, Pennsylvania

Civil War hospital and observation point, the oldest active Lutheran Seminary in the country started in this building.

Gettysburg, Pennsylvania

See where Union troops struggled bravely despite their militarily hopeless position.