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The Gettysburg Battlefield is, quite possibly, the best preserved and best memorialized Civil War site in the country, thanks to a process that began...

On the afternoon and evening of July 2, 1863, the Confederate Army of Northern Virginia and the Union Army of the Potomac engaged in an awful struggle...

Learn the history and significance of Lee's Headquarters, also known as the Mary Thompson House, on the crest of Seminary Ridge in Gettysburg.

In January 2010 CWPT and its members helped purchase the two-acre Snyder Farm Tract on the Gettysburg battlefield. The National Park Service, after...

In the immediate aftermath of the battle, the focus of those who remained in Gettysburg was on tending to the wounded, burying the dead ? and...

Rare footage of the 1938 Civil War reunion in Gettysburg.

During your travels this summer come check out Lee's Headquarters which is open to the public and includes an interpretive trail. Additionally, the...

Douglas Ullman, Jr. highlights the trail that follows the original line of earthworks that were fought behind by Union soldiers on the second and...

VIDEO | Garry Adelman and Douglas Ullman, Jr. meet with Wayne Motts of The National Civil War Museum to look at artifacts owned by Captain Henry...

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

In 2014-2015, the Trust saved the four-acre Lee’s Headquarters property at Gettysburg. In this episode of the War Department™, Garry Adelman describes...