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Save the Historic Klingel House!

Save the Historic Klingel House!

Save the Historic Klingel House!

 https://give.gettysburgfoundation.org/saveklingel 

January 23, 2025

Save the Historic Klingel House!

Save the Historic Klingel House!

Dave Diner presenting Jean Green, President of The Lincoln Cemetery Association with a  donation to assist in placing markers on graves at the Lincoln Cemetery.

October 26, 2023

Save the Historic Klingel House!

September 22, 2022

Dave Diner presenting Jean Green, President of The Lincoln Cemetery Association with a $1000 donation to the Lincoln Cemetery.

September 22, 2022

September 22, 2022

September 22, 2022

 President Bruce Davis presenting Jaimee Umstattd, Supervisor of the Children of Gettysburg 1863 Museum, a donation of $500 from the Round Table. 

October 28, 2021

September 22, 2022

October 28, 2021

 Andrew Dalton, Executive Director, of the Adams County Historical Society, is requesting all civil war round tables nationwide to make a donation to its building fund and that it is fitting that we should be the first civil war round table in the country to make this donation. The Round Table donated $500 to the building fund for the ACHS. 

June 4, 2020

September 22, 2022

October 28, 2021

 In a June Zoom meeting, the Board of Directors voted to approve a request of support from Civil War Trails. The excellent organization is needing some new sponsors, and we will be taking responsibility for the marker at the Littlestown History Plaza. There was quite a trail of Federals coming through Littlestown up the Baltimore Pike. The cavalry of Kilpatrick and Custer rode into town on June 29, Custer is said to have stayed in a hotel across the street from the History Plaza. The XII Corps was cheered by residents on the 30th of June, followed two days later by VI Corps in their epic march. All told, some 30,000 Federals came to Gettysburg on this Civil War Trail. We’re talking with the organization about partnering in future projects. 


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