

A New Opportunity at Gettysburg
With the preservation of the Country Club property and the Josiah Benner farm well underway, the Civil War Trust is pleased to announce the chance to save even more of the Gettysburg battlefield.
This new opportunity—2 parcels along the Baltimore Pike totaling 4 acres—brings us one step closer to completing the preservation of an iconic piece of American history. Literally tens of thousands of Union troops marched on or across this property on their way to destiny at Culp’s Hill and Spangler’s Spring. After the battle, some of the fallen from those fateful engagements were buried here—right on the very land the Trust is working to save.
Now we have the opportunity to continue the hard work we have done, to save the very ground upon which brave Americans trod during their epic struggle in 1863. This important ground, coupled with a separate preservation effort at the Country Club and the Josiah Benner House property, makes this one of the most exciting opportunities in our history.
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Preservation
Featured Online Resources
First Day at Gettysburg: Then & Now with Tim Smith
Death on the Baltimore Pike: Documented Burials on the Henry Spangler Farm
"No Man Can Take Those Colors and Live" - the 24th Michigan & 26th North Carolina
Wikipedia: The First Day at Gettysburg
Historical Markers: Stone and Meredith Avenues
Blog: Daughter of the 24th Michigan
Recommended Reading: Gettysburg
Preservation Partners
Gettysburg Videos
First Day Flags
Then & Now
Learn more about the First Day at Gettysburg
First Day Quiz
Gettysburg Maps
Battle Map with Country Club Tract
Satellite Overhead - Baltimore Pike Properties
Photo Galleries
See photos of the target properties
History Article
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