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SUMMARY:2nd South Carolina String Band Concert
DESCRIPTION:Join us Friday November 15th for the FINAL performance of the 2nd South Carolina String Band. The event will be held at the Gettysburg Middle School and the doors open at 7:30PM. \nCan’t make it in-person?\nYou’re in luck! PURCHASE LIVESTREAM ACCESS for just $10 by clicking HERE. \nTickets are available as follows. SCROLL DOWN TO PURCHASE. \nONLINE TICKET SALES ARE CLOSED. TICKETS MAY BE PURCHASED AT THE DOOR BEGINNING AT 6:30PM. \nStandard – $35 each\nOpen seating in sections G through Q in the middle of the auditorium. \nEconomy – $25 each\nOpen seating in rows R through W. \n 
URL:https://lomascenter.org/event/2nd-south-carolina-string-band-concert/
LOCATION:Gettysburg Middle School\, 37 Lefever Street\, Gettysburg\, PA\, 17325\, United States
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SUMMARY:Camptown Shakers at the Lomas Center
DESCRIPTION:The Lomas Center Museum is proud to present the Camptown Shakers on July 6th\, 2024. During the Civil War\, soldiers would sometimes pass the time between campaigns performing in minstrel bands. As reenactors\, the Camptown Shakers were created to learn first hand how the soldiers entertained themselves in winter camp. Join us and register for this special performance. \nTicket purchases to events at the Lomas Center are considered tax deductible donations and therefore are not refundable.
URL:https://lomascenter.org/event/camptown-shakers-at-the-lomas-center/
LOCATION:The Lomas Center Museum\, 50 Mayor Alley\, Gettysburg\, PA\, 17325\, United States
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SUMMARY:Scholar in Residence Talk with Dr. Richard W. Harrison
DESCRIPTION:Topic: Red Army’s plans for a preemptive attack against the Germans in the spring of 1941 \nDr. Richard W. Harrison received his undergraduate and graduate degrees from Georgetown University in Washington\, DC\, with an emphasis on Soviet studies and the Russian language. He received his PhD in War Studies from King’s College London\, UK. He previously worked for the Department of Defense’s Office of POW/MIA Affairs at the American embassy in Moscow and has taught at a number of colleges and universities\, including the United States Military Academy West Point. He is the author of three original works on Soviet military history\, as well as a number of articles for journals and other collections. Dr. Harrison has translated more than a dozen military-historical works from Russian into English and continues to work in this area. He currently lives near Carlisle Pennsylvania with his family. \nThis is event FREE but donations to help the Lomas Center continue it’s mission to increase the public’s understanding and appreciation of American Military History are greatly appreciated! Donations can be made HERE. \nRSVP below. Seating is limited to 48!
URL:https://lomascenter.org/event/scholar-in-residence-talk-with-dr-richard-w-harrison/
LOCATION:The Lomas Center Museum\, 50 Mayor Alley\, Gettysburg\, PA\, 17325\, United States
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SUMMARY:The Horse at Gettysburg - Prepared for the Day of Battle with Chris Bagley
DESCRIPTION:Join us May 25th\, 2024 from 3 to 5pm as author Chris Bagley discusses the roles of horses on the battlefield. This is event FREE but donations to help the Lomas Center continue it’s mission to increase the public’s understanding and appreciation of American Military History are greatly appreciated! Donations can be made HERE. \nRSVP below. Seating is limited to 50!
URL:https://lomascenter.org/event/the-horse-at-gettysburg-prepared-for-the-day-of-battle-with-chris-bagley/
LOCATION:The Lomas Center Museum\, 50 Mayor Alley\, Gettysburg\, PA\, 17325\, United States
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SUMMARY:Ronald Coddington book signing
DESCRIPTION:Come see author Ronald Coddington at the Lomas Center Museum.  This is a free event\, donations kindly accepted. \n\nRonald S. Coddington\, is editor and publisher of Military Images\, a quarterly magazine dedicated to showcasing\, interpreting and preserving Civil War portrait photography. He has previously written a series of five books about Civil War photography\, published by The Johns Hopkins University Press\, and articles for The New York Times\, USA Today\, Civil War Times\, Civil War Monitor\, the Civil War News\, and other publications.\n\nGettysburg Faces: Portraits and Personal Accounts\nA collection of 100 rare photographs of identified soldiers and other participants in the Gettysburg Campaign\, each accompanied by an account of their unique experiences. The stories describe in vivid detail the triumphant and tragic events before\, during and after the three-day fight. Each profile is a microhistory based on letters\, journals\, newspaper reports\, regimental histories and other documents.
URL:https://lomascenter.org/event/ronald-coddington-book-signing/
LOCATION:The Lomas Center Museum\, 50 Mayor Alley\, Gettysburg\, PA\, 17325\, United States
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SUMMARY:Remembrance Day Celebration with David Kincaid
DESCRIPTION:Recognized as both musician and historian\, David Kincaid presents a compelling combination of the songs and history of the Irish in the American Civil War. Years of research\, recording and performing experience have been translated into two critically acclaimed studio albums; “THE IRISH VOLUNTEER” and “THE IRISH-AMERICAN’S SONG\,” collections of authentic Irish songs of both the Union and the Confederacy. Having performed at a variety of Irish/Celtic festivals\, historical sites and folk music venues across the US\, as well as European tours\, David’s music has also been used in several documentary films\, and he was engaged as a consultant and performer in the Hollywood Civil War film release “Gods and Generals.” David Kincaid (lead vocals\, octave mandolin)\, performs in period clothing\, presenting an engaging\, all-ages program appealing to both history buff and the Irish/Celtic music fan alike. \nTicket purchases to events at the Lomas Center are considered tax deductible donations and therefore are not refundable.
URL:https://lomascenter.org/event/remembrance-day-celebration-with-david-kincaid/
LOCATION:The Lomas Center Museum\, 50 Mayor Alley\, Gettysburg\, PA\, 17325\, United States
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SUMMARY:Kellie B. Gormly book signing
DESCRIPTION:“Monday night at one o’clock\, secondary hemorrhage set in\, and from that time Willie sank rapidly. He fell into a stupor towards the last and was not conscious. At one time he rose up in bed and gave the order “Cease firing” – these were his last words.” – Mary Pohlman\, January 1864\n\nPittsburgh-area author Kellie B. Gormly – an award-winning journalist who writes for History.com\, Smithsonian\, and The Washington Post – learned the fascinating history of The Swope Manor in the heart of Gettysburg. Kellie spent years researching the history of the house\, the wealthy and powerful Swope family that lived there during the Civil War\, and the soldier – Lt. William H. Pohlman of the 59th New York – who died there after getting wounded during Pickett’s Charge.\n\nPlease join us at 2 p.m. Saturday. October 21 at the Lomas Center for Kellie’s presentation about her new book – “Cease Firing! Life and Death at The Swope Manor\,” which tells the captivating story about a civilian family and a soldier during the Battle of Gettysburg\, and how the two collided under the roof of The Swope Manor.
URL:https://lomascenter.org/event/kellie-b-gormly-book-signing/
LOCATION:The Lomas Center Museum\, 50 Mayor Alley\, Gettysburg\, PA\, 17325\, United States
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