"Three hundred miles of funeral processions, and the tears and groans that accompany these sad partings."
Shortly after the Battle of Antietam in 1862, the Lincoln administration faced a crisis on the home front in Pennsylvania.
As the Cold War heated up in the winter of 1951, the citizens of Hazleton, Pennsylvania had a radical idea to save themselves from nuclear war.
Soldiers from a company in the 96th Pennsylvania describe their experiences in the Battle of South Mountain in September 1862.
A writer and his friends rode the Reading Railroad to write a travel guide. They reached the end of the line in Williams Valley.
The Upper Dauphin Register describes the booming coal business in Wiconisco Township and predicts a bright future for its "inexhaustible mines."
The young soldiers of Company G, 96th Pennsylvania rode wagons from Lykens to Pottsville in September 1861.
