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VIDEO | You think you know Little Round Top? Licensed Battlefield Guides Garry Adelman and Tim Smith take viewers on a tour on some of the lesser known facts about the hill in this installment of the War Department™ video series by the Civil War Trust.

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A Bloodstained Artifact from Gettysburg

Garry Adelman and Douglas Ullman, Jr. meet with Wayne Motts of The National Civil War Museum to look at artifacts owned by Captain Henry Fuller, who was killed in The Battle of Gettysburg. Adelman and Small also visit the site where Fuller took his final breaths.

Culp's Hill

Licensed Battlefield Guide Tim Smith and the Trust's Sam Smith debate whether or not the Confederate Army should have tried to take Culp's Hill on the first night of The Battle of Gettysburg.

Pennsylvania in the Civil War

Pennsylvanian Doug Doud celebrates the Keystone State's contribution of people, material, and will to the Civil War.

The Battle of Gettysburg

Historian Garry Adelman describes the events that took place during the Battle of Gettysburg from July 1-July 3, 1863.

General Lee's Headquarters Artifacts at Gettysburg

Garry Adelman visits The Horse Soldier in Gettysburg to discuss some of the artifacts associated with Lee's Headquarters with museum owner Wes Small.

Alonzo Cushing at Gettysburg

In this War Department™ episode, Garry Adelman and Sam Smith of the Civil War Trust are joined by Wayne Motts of the National Civil War Museum, in Harrisburg, Pa., as they share the incredible story of Alonzo H. Cushing at the Battle of Gettysburg.

Pickett's Charge

Hear experts discuss and analyze Pickett's Charge from the site of the famed assault. Featuring longtime licensed Gettysburg guide and published author Tim Smith as well as the Trust's own Garry Adelman and Sam Smith, this pilot episode explores the impact of this important engagement and examines its impact on the war /*--> */

The Gettysburg Address

Historian Jared Frederick explains the main points of President Lincoln’s address and what the speech meant to Americans. This video is part of the American Battlefield Trust's In4 video series, which presents short videos on basic Civil War topics.

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