The Battle For Gettysburg: Wounded Houses Shattered Lives: What Was it Like For the Citizens of 1863: #5 (Linda Clark - GC) photo Using identified tintypes and cartes

Using identified tintypes and cartes de visite of women on both sides of the war

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The war between the states has finally come and the civilians of Gettysburg hope the battles will stay as far away from them as possible

The Battle For Gettysburg: Wounded Houses Shattered Lives: What Was it Like For the Citizens of 1863: #5 (Linda Clark - GC) photo Using identified tintypes and cartesWounded Houses, Shattered Lives by Linda Clark The town of Gettysburg and surrounding farms witnessed a battle and horrific aftermath in 1863. Almost a dozen houses still have visible scars of war. This book is arranged along a tour route that includes 30 featured venues. Book 5 in series Paperback 130 pages S L# 29225