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.
For more information about the Civil War Institute and Summer Conference, visit: gettysburg.edu.
Other Pennsylvania History & Culture Programs recommended for you:
The 1913 Gettysburg Reunion
Abraham Lincoln and American Immigration
Abraham Lincoln and Race
Boy Soldiers in the Civil War
The Hicksford Raid
The Hidden History of the Civil War
John Pope and the Massacre of the Sioux
The Lumbee Tribe and the Civil War
The Union Army's Gen. Benjamin Butler
The Union Army's Joshua Chamberlain
Violence in the Civil War
Abraham Lincoln and the American Military Tradition
Civil War and Reconstruction in the Far West
Confederate Starvation Parties
Debating Joseph Johnston
Exploring the Environmental History of the Civil War
"The Gray Ghost" John Singleton Mosby
Harriet Tubman and the Road to Freedom
Interview with Jeffry Wert
Leadership in the Army of Tennessee
Lincoln and His Generals
Reflecting on Lincoln in the 21st Century
Reflecting on the Work of Harold Holzer
Robert E. Lee and Stonewall Jackson
Weather and the Battle of Gettysburg
Weathering the Civil War - An Environmental History
The Written Words of Illiterate Confederates
The 16th Connecticut's Final Year of WarThe 1913 Gettysburg ReunionAbraham Lincoln and American ImmigrationAbraham Lincoln and RaceAbraham Lincoln and the American Military Tradition
African-Americans in the Confederate Army
African-American Soldiers in the Union Army
Anatomy of the Lost Cause
Barksdale's Assault: Civil War Institute
Battle of Antietam (2006)
Battle of Antietam (2021)
The Battle of the Crater, Civil War Institute
Battle Cry of Freedom
Black Americans and the End of SlaveryBoy Soldiers in the Civil War
The Burning of ChambersburgCivil War and Reconstruction in the Far West
Civil War Cavalry
Civil War Medicine
The Civil War P.O.W Story
Civil War Wounds
Civilian Experiences during the Battle of Gettysburg: Civil War Institute
Classic Books of the Civil War
Confederate HospitalConfederate Starvation Parties
Conversation with James Robertson: Civil War Institute
Custer and the Cavalry at Gettysburg
Debating EmancipationDebating Joseph Johnston
Eisenhower and Civil War Legacies
The Emergence of Ulysses S. Grant
Ethnic Soldiers in the Civil War
The Execution of Stonewall Jackson's Foot Soldiers
Exploring Iconic Photographs of the Civil WarExploring the Environmental History of the Civil War"The Gray Ghost" John Singleton Mosby
The Guerrilla War in 1864Harriet Tubman and the Road to FreedomThe Hicksford RaidThe Hidden History of the Civil WarInterview with Jeffry Wert
John Bell Hoods Tennessee CampaignJohn Pope and the Massacre of the Sioux
Joshua Lawrence Chamberlain Repeats AppomattoxLeadership in the Army of Tennessee
Lee and His Lieutenants
Licensed Battlefield GuidesLincoln and His Generals
Lincoln and the Press
Lincoln's Gettysburg Address
Looking at the Dead at AntietamThe Lumbee Tribe and the Civil War
Meade at Gettysburg (2018)
Meade at Gettysburg (2021)
Meade's Pipe Creek Line
Medical History of Joshua Chamberlain and Stonewall Jackson
Medical Impact of the Civil War
Memorializing Gettysburg's Civil War Centennial, Civil War Institute
Mercenary Soldiers
One President, Two Generals: Lincoln, McClellan, and Grant
The Peninsula Campaign and Black Confederates
The Philadelphia Gentleman, George Gordon Meade: Civil War Institute
Pornography, U.S. Soldiers, and the Civil War
Reflecting on Grants MemoirsReflecting on Lincoln in the 21st CenturyReflecting on the Work of Harold Holzer
Removing Gettysburg's Confederate Dead to Virginia
River Operations in the Western Theater in 1862
Robert E. Lee, the Army of Northern Virginia, and the Reality of Confederate DefeatRobert E. Lee and Stonewall Jackson
The Root of Territorial Bitterness
The Sand Creek Massacre
Soldiers, Families and Morale in 1864
Treasures From The National Archives, Civil War Institute
U.S. Colored Troops at the Battle of the Crater
U.S. Sanitary Commission
Ulysses S. Grant and the Meaning of Appomattox
Ulysses S. Grant and the Problem of Virginia in 1864The Union Army's Gen. Benjamin ButlerThe Union Army's Joshua Chamberlain
Union Spy: Elizabeth Van Lew
United States Colored Troops Desertion
Untold Story of Lincoln's MarriageViolence in the Civil War
The Virginia Campaign of 1864
The War in 1864
The War in 1865
The War for the Common Soldier
A War That Could Not End at AppomattoxWeather and the Battle of GettysburgWeathering the Civil War - An Environmental History
William T. Sherman in the 1864 Atlanta Campaign
With Malice Toward Some: Treason and Loyalty in the Civil War Era
Womens' Role in Civil War Hospital WorkThe Written Words of Illiterate Confederates