Gettysburg 161 | Heidlersburg and the Battle of Gettysburg with Tim Smith | Part 2
In Part 2 of this special edition of Monuments Monday, ACHS Historian Timothy H. Smith discusses the the interesting story behind a "monument" placed in Heidlersburg and also highlights a civilian story from the days before the Battle of Gettysburg.
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Bravo to you and the ACHS! This is my favorite episode. Wish everyone would listen to it. Much to be learned on many levels. The legalities of Martin Wade's bequest, and his admiration and respect for Gen. Robt. Rodes to the young lad who asked about the pretty cards being thrown away by the CSA soldiers warms the heart and soul. God Bless you Tim Smith !
thanks again Tim & gang - hope you all had a wonderful week.
Thanks Tim
Thank you for these stories, Tim! We're looking forward to visiting the new museum when we come to Gettysburg in September!
Great information. Thanks.
Thanks Tim ... there must be hundreds of stories like that witnessed by people during the campaign
My wife is a descendant of Robert Rode's family. We have a portrait of General Rode's sister hanging in our home.
"Well, 8,000..." 😂😂😂😂 I love Tim!