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Category Archives: Hallowed Grounds
“Students Uncover African-American Civil War History”
WHTM (Channel 27) has an interesting story on Dr. Steven Burg’s Theory and Practice of History class at Shippensburg University. Dr. Burg’s class, as reporter Megan Healey explains, is “researching a group of 50 African-American Civil War soldiers” who were … Continue reading
Preservation of Historic Burial Grounds and Cemeteries in Pennsylvania
Interested in contributing to the preservation efforts at cemeteries with USCT veterans? The Pennsylvania Historical & Museum Commission has created this website with information and other resources to help those who are interested in preserving cemeteries. These resources include: Guidelines … Continue reading
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Zion Hill Cemetery – Columbia, PA
This cemetery is the final resting place of many soldiers who fought with the Black Company from Columbia during the Civil War. This company fought against Confederate troops advancing along the Wrightsville-Columbia Bridge. Among those buried at Zion Hill is … Continue reading
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Old Negro Cemetery – Middletown, PA
This cemetery is located east of Middletown, Pennsylvania, off of Route 230.
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Spirit of Independence – Civil War Trails (Zion Hill Cemetery)
Follow the Civil War Trails and learn about the 180,000 African Americans who served and fought for their freedom. Watch this video by clicking here. (Courtesy of Pennsylvania’s Quest for Freedom)
Spirit of Independence – Bethel AME Church
Founded in 1817, Bethel AME Church served as a station on the Underground Railroad. Experience the power of faith, music and living history as slaves tell the story of their fight for freedom. Watch this video by clicking here. (Courtesy … Continue reading
Lincoln Cemetery
In 1867, the Sons of Good Will created the Lincoln Cemetery to ensure the proper burial of Gettysburg’s African American citizens and Civil War veterans. Address: GETTYSBURG, PA, 17325 (Courtesy of Pennsylvania Civil War Trails)
Lincoln Cemetery – Gettysburg, PA
Men of color who fought bravely for the Union Army are laid to rest in this cemetery. Here, approximately 30 soldiers of the US Colored Troops are remembered and honored for their bravery and loyalty in the fight for freedom. … Continue reading
Lincoln Cemetery Memorial Park
Many African American soldiers are buried in the Lincoln Cemetery including Thomas Morris Chester, a Harrisburg native. Chester’s gravestone was replaced in 2002 with a gravestone that had his correct birth date. Thomas’ gravestone lies next to his brother’s marker. … Continue reading