Civil War Institute
PCN has covered the Civil War Institute (CWI) Summer Conference since 2002. Led by a prestigious lineup of Civil War scholars, speakers, and tour guides, the conference includes lectures, battlefield tours, and roundtable conversations about the Civil War era.
Conveniently hosted at the Gettysburg College, the conference allows attendees to explore the Gettysburg battlefields and a variety of other historical sites, such as 2nd Fredericksburg, South Mountain, North Anna, Spotsylvania, Bristoe Station, and the 1864 Maryland Campaign battlefields.
The 2022 Conference featured a variety of Civil War topics, including Civil War battlefield and camp archaeology; the demobilization of Lee’s army; the memorialization of the Gettysburg centennial; U.S. Grant, race, and racial violence during Reconstruction; treasures from the Library of Congress and National Archives; a re-assessment of the 20th Maine and Little Round Top; the transformation of medicine; Francis Barlow’s Civil War, and more.
For more information about the Civil War Institute and Summer Conference, visit: gettysburg.edu
Re-Air Schedule
Civil War Institute Marathon | Starting August 18
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RE-AIR PROGRAMS INCLUDE:
Civilian Experiences during the Battle of Gettysburg
Barksdale's Assault
Pickett's Charge in History and Memory
The Bloody Work at the Field Hospital
Cavalry Operations during the Gettysburg Campaign
The Myth of a Lost Moment during Reconstruction
Meade's Pipe Creek Line
Licensed Gettysburg Battlefield Guides
Meade at Gettysburg
Slavery, War, and the Transformation of Medicine
The Boy General, Francis C. Barlow's Civil war
Treasures from the National Archives
Buying and Selling the Civil War
Battle of Antietam
The Demobilization of Lee's Army
The Untold Story of Lincoln's Marriage
Memorializing Gettysburg's Civil War Centennial
Negotiating Midwestern Loyalty, Students & Soldiers
The Civil War to World War 1
The Trials of George Armstrong Custer
Abraham Lincoln and the Problem of Reconstruction
Archaeology of Camp Life
Ulysses S. Grant, Race and the Formation of Military and Political Policy
The Brown's Island Explosion of 1863
Re-Assessment of the 20th Maine at Little Round Top
The Bloody Work at the Field Hospital
Cavalry Operations during the Gettysburg Campaign
The Myth of a Lost Moment during Reconstruction
Meade's Pipe Creek Line
Slavery, War, and the Transformation of Medicine
The Boy General, Francis C. Barlow's Civil war
Treasures from the National Archives
Buying and Selling the Civil War
The Demobilization of Lee's Army
The Untold Story of Lincoln's Marriage
Memorializing Gettysburg's Civil War Centennial
Negotiating Midwestern Loyalty, Students & Soldiers
Archaeology of Camp Life
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Gettysburg Battlewalks allow you to walk in the steps of the soldiers who fought in the Battle of Gettysburg in 1863.
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