Gettysburg Virtual Field Trip
The Most Famous Small Town in America
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Welcome to Gettysburg, the most famous small town in America! We continue our Virtual Field Trip series with a visit to the "Mecca of the Civil War," with special guest appearances by numerous favorites of the American Battlefield Trust. The highlight of any trip to Gettysburg is the National Military Park, but we also stop in at the Seminary Ridge Museum, Dobbin House Tavern, Adams County Historical Society and Eisenhower National Historic Site.
Join our host Dr. Chris Mackowski as he meets up with Wayne Motts, Tim Smith (of the East), Codie Eash, John Hoptak, Jackie White, Andy Poulton, Andrew Dalton and of course, Garry Adelman.
A Guided Tour of the Gettysburg Battlefield
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Gettysburg
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Gettysburg Virtual Tour
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Gettysburg Battle App
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