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SUMMARY:York Civil War Roundtable
DESCRIPTION:May 20\, 2026 – Codie Eash – “The Nation Shall Live and Slavery Shall Die”: The Presidential Election of 1864 \nThis program will be in person and available on Zoom. \nIn person registration \nZoom registration \nAs Americans struggled through the Civil War’s fourth autumn\, voters cast their ballots in the presidential election of 1864. The campaign pitted incumbent Abraham Lincoln against his former general-in-chief\, George McClellan\, and its results framed the ultimate effects of the conflict itself. Soldiers and citizens determined whether the nation would quell a rebellion\, or open peace negotiations; expand the rights of freed people\, or de-emphasize personal liberties; and end slavery\, or keep the institution intact. More than any wartime event not decided on a battlefield\, the course and consequences of this election are among the most significant in U.S. history. \nCodie Eash serves as Director of Education and Interpretation at Seminary Ridge Museum and Education Center on the historic campus of the Lutheran Seminary in Gettysburg\, Pennsylvania\, where he has served several roles as a member of the staff since 2012. He earned his undergraduate degree in Communication/Journalism at Shippensburg University of Pennsylvania in 2014\, and began working on his Master’s in American History at Gettysburg College in 2024. In addition to museum tours and interpretation\, Codie lectures for American Battlefield Trust conferences\, National Park Service sites\, Civil War roundtables\, libraries\, and other community organizations. He is a founding contributor to Pennsylvania in the Civil War\, reviews books for Civil War Monitor and Emerging Civil War\, writes articles for W. Britain’s The Standard\, and serves as a member on the Gettysburg Magazine editorial board. \n 
URL:https://www.yorkhistorycenter.org/event/civil-war-roundtable-3/
LOCATION:York County History Center Museum\, 121 North Pershing Ave.\, York\, PA\, 17401\, United States
CATEGORIES:Civil War Era,York Civil War Roundtable
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SUMMARY:York Civil War Roundtable
DESCRIPTION:This program will be held in-person and on Zoom.  Registration is recommended. \nIn Person registration \nZoom registration \nSoldiers in the American Revolution and the Civil War marched across York County’s soil\, something that few regions north of the Mason-Dixon Line can point to. What are the local connections between the two wars\, separated by about 85 years? James McClure will talk about links between these two significant wars in two different centuries at May’s meeting of the York Civil War Roundtable\, a topic with relevancy on the eve of the 250th anniversaries of the Declaration of Independence and Articles of Confederation. \nJames McClure is a retired editor of the York Daily Record/York Sunday News\, after serving in leadership positions at the news organization for more than 30 years. In that time\, he also served as USA Today Network’s state editor for Pennsylvania\, Delaware and Maryland\, overseeing six daily newsrooms. He previously served as East Region editor for Digital First Media with oversight of 24 daily newsrooms. He was senior on-site editor for coverage of the Sandy Hook Elementary School massacre in Newtown\, Connecticut\, and the Boston Marathon bombing. He is the author or co-author of 10 books on York County history\, including works on the American Revolution\, Civil War and World War II. In 2025\, he was inducted into the Pennsylvania NewsMedia Association Hall of Fame. He is a partner with Jamie Noerpel and Dominish Marie Miller in the streaming/ YouTube series “Hometown History.” \nUpcoming Program \nJune 18\, 2025 Scott Mingus –  The Philadelphia\, Wilmington & Baltimore Railroad in the Civil War \n  \n 
URL:https://www.yorkhistorycenter.org/event/civil-war-roundtable-2/
LOCATION:York County History Center Museum\, 121 North Pershing Ave.\, York\, PA\, 17401\, United States
CATEGORIES:250th Anniversary,Civil War Era,York Civil War Roundtable
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ORGANIZER;CN="Dan":MAILTO:dfink@yorkhistorycenter.org
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20250319T190000
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SUMMARY:York Civil War Roundtable\, March
DESCRIPTION:Dominish Marie Miller will present “The Not So Invisible Women: The Daughters of Charity: Contributions during and after the Battle of Gettysburg.” \nThis program is in-person and available on Zoom. \nIn-Person Registration \nZoom Registration \nMore than 230 Daughters of Charity\, Catholic sisters\, served as nurses during the American Civil War. Gettysburg’s close proximity to Emmitsburg\, Maryland\, about 10 miles\, allowed the Daughters of Charity to step into the spotlight and leave a lasting mark on the town. Please join us for Women’s History Month as we learn about the only trained nurses at the start of the Civil War. \nDominish Marie Miller is the Third Circuit Court of Appeals Librarian for the Middle District of Pennsylvania\, the founder of Preserving the History of Newberrytown\, and runs the Lewisberry Area History Lovers group. She serves as Librarian and Volunteer Information Specialist (VIS) Chair for the Harrisburg Chapter\, NSDAR and is a founding board member of the Newberrytown Special Events Committee. \nDominish is also a reenactor with the 87th Regiment\, Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry\, Company C where she portrays a private. She is the author of two cookbooks\, “Preserving the History of Newberrytown: A Community Cookbook From the Cooks of Newberrytown\, Pennsylvania\,” 2021\, volumes 1 and 2. Also\, authored “ Preserving the History of Newberrytown Then and Now: A Pictorial View Of A Changing Town.” \nUpcoming Programs \nApril 16\, 2025  – Cody Eash – “If It Takes Three Years More: Lincoln at the Sanitary Fairs of 1864”
URL:https://www.yorkhistorycenter.org/event/york-civil-war-roundtable-march/
LOCATION:York County History Center Museum\, 121 North Pershing Ave.\, York\, PA\, 17401\, United States
CATEGORIES:Civil War Era,Women's History,York Civil War Roundtable
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SUMMARY:ALLVETS\, February
DESCRIPTION:Rescheduled from January: ALLVETS welcomes Robin Fisher to the group’s February meeting next week. Robin served in the Army from 1969 to 1972\, working as a liaison with the Vietnamese Military Security Service in Vietnam. This program is in-person only. \nRegistration recommended.  Please click here to register.
URL:https://www.yorkhistorycenter.org/event/allvets-for-february/
LOCATION:York County History Center Museum\, 121 North Pershing Ave.\, York\, PA\, 17401\, United States
CATEGORIES:ALLVETS,Partner Programs
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ORGANIZER;CN="Dan":MAILTO:dfink@yorkhistorycenter.org
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20250219T190000
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SUMMARY:Civil War Roundtable\, February
DESCRIPTION:Between Fort Sumter and Appomattox\, Confederates bought and sold thousands of men\, women\, and children through a persistence trade in enslaved people. These transactions had profound impacts on the enslaved\, their lives and families\, and the ways in which they pursued — or did not pursue — freedom during the war. Robert K. D. Colby\, assistant professor of history at the University of Mississippi\, brings these stories to light at the February Roundtable (ZOOM ONLY). The stories come from his first book\, “An Unholy Traffic: Slave Trading in the Civil War South\,” published in 2024 by Oxford University Press. \nFind Professor Colby’s book on Amazon. \nThis is an online Zoom program only. If you have any difficulty registering\, please contact Nicole Smith at nsmith@yorkhistorycenter.org.  \nGo back to the Civil War Roundtable program page.
URL:https://www.yorkhistorycenter.org/event/civil-war-roundtable-february-2025/
LOCATION:Online
CATEGORIES:Civil War Era,York Civil War Roundtable
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20250115T190000
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SUMMARY:Civil War Roundtable
DESCRIPTION:Ron Kirkwood\, author of two books on Gettysburg’s George Spangler farm\, visits the Roundtable in January to talk about his most recent book on the Spangler Farm\, “Tell Mother Not to Worry.” Ron will discuss the stories of the battle’s aftermath\, many of them previously untold\, that shaped the lives of soldiers\, surgeons and the area’s families. ZOOM ONLY. \nFounded as the White Rose Civil War Round Table\, the York CWRT holds monthly meetings the third Wednesday of every month except December at 7:00 p.m. at the York County History Center now at 121 N. Pershing Ave. in York\, Pennsylvania. There is free parking behind the building. Each meeting features a guest speaker talking about a Civil War topic of local or national interest. Meetings are FREE and open to the public. \nThe York Civil War Round Table is a non-profit organization that seeks to promote\, interpret\, preserve\, and protect the Civil War heritage of York County\, Pennsylvania\, through the education and exchange of information with its members and the general public. Membership is free and open to anyone interested in learning more about the American Civil War. For upcoming programs\, please visit the Cannonball webpage https://www.yorkblog.com/cannonball/york-cwrt/.
URL:https://www.yorkhistorycenter.org/event/civil-war-roundtable/
LOCATION:York County History Center Museum\, 121 North Pershing Ave.\, York\, PA\, 17401\, United States
CATEGORIES:American History,Civil War Era,State History,York Civil War Roundtable
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