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    The Colwell Family

    By Matthew Pinsker Posted on July 30, 2010 Posted in Civil War (1861-1865) No Comments Tagged with Carlisle

    James Smith Colwell, a 48-year-old who worked as a lawyer in Carlisle, Pennsylvania, was one of the oldest men in the region who answered President Abraham Lincoln’s call for 75,000 volunteers after Confederate forces fired on Fort Sumter on April …

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    The Shelling of Carlisle Google Map

    By Matthew Pinsker Posted on July 6, 2010 Posted in Civil War (1861-1865) No Comments Tagged with Carlisle

    The Shelling of Carlisle Map is a virtual tour of the Confederate shelling that occurred on July 1, 1863. The tour begins with the entrance of Major General Fitzhugh Lee into the town of Carlisle and ends at the burning …

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    The Shelling of Carlisle: July 1, 1863

    By Matthew Pinsker Posted on June 23, 2010 Posted in Civil War (1861-1865) No Comments Tagged with Carlisle

    On June 27, 1863, Confederate General Richard S. Ewell stopped at Carlisle for supplies, forage, and food before moving towards Harrisburg. A few days later, Confederate General Jeb Stuart and his cavalry forces arrived near Carlisle looking for Ewell’s troops.  Instead …

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    William P. Willey’s April 1861 letters

    By admin Posted on June 23, 2010 Posted in Civil War (1861-1865) No Comments

    William Princeton Willey, Dickinson College Class of 1862, was determined to graduate even though all odds seemed to be against him. As a junior in college, Willey’s world erupted as his country went to war with itself after the battle …

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    William P. Willey's April 1861 letters

    By Matthew Pinsker Posted on June 23, 2010 Posted in Civil War (1861-1865) No Comments

    William Princeton Willey, Dickinson College Class of 1862, was determined to graduate even though all odds seemed to be against him. As a junior in college, Willey’s world erupted as his country went to war with itself after the battle …

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