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Gettysburg and Beyond: Laurel Hill's Ultimate Civil War Tour
August 8, 2010
The most bloody and pivotal moment in the history of the American Civil War was the decisive Battle of Gettysburg, fought from July 1st through the 3rd of 1863, only 120 miles away from the home front of Philadelphia. Many prominent Philadelphians were engaged at Gettysburg, and some lost their lives for the nation. The Union commander at the battle, General Meade, Division Commander General Crawford, Confederates, and many other officers and enlisted men who participated now rest at Laurel Hill. The tour will also highlight the important roles played by volunteer nurses, surgeons, civilians and supporters of the war effort, who likewise lie under Laurel Hill’s perpetual care.
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3822 Ridge Avenue
Philadelphia, PA 19132 -
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Tickets:
$15/person; $12/members; $10/students and seniors; children are free
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Dates:
August 8, 2010Times:
2:00 PM
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Currently, no accessibility information is available for this event.
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