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The acclaimed filmmaker was joined by actors Martin Sheen and Sam Waterston during a panel discussion.

History is very important to documentary filmmaker Ken Burns, and so is Gettysburg’s part in it.

Internationally acclaimed documentary filmmaker Ken Burns will headline the newly minted Gettysburg Film Festival April 5-6, 2024.

Adams County Historical Society, Biglerville Road, plans two events this week.

On the search for upcoming entertainment? Look no further. Music, theater, art, film and dance categories are included in this Sundays Entertainment Notes from Eric Harrison.

President Lincoln almost never gave the Gettysburg Address. In those days, presidents seldom traveled outside Washington, D.C., and Lincoln was highly involved in the war through telegraph communications.

The Adams County Historical Society’s (ACHS) new museum will immerse visitors in a wide range of events in connection with the 160th Gettysburg Battle anniversary.

EPPING —The Civil War Roundtable of New Hampshire will meet on Fri., May 19 at 7:15 p.m. (doors open 6:45 p.m.) at the Harvey-Mitchell Library, 151 Main Street, Epping, for

Gettysburg’s newest museum uncovers the stories of the townspeople who lived there: those who fed the soldiers, nursed the wounded, and buried the dead.

A 104-year-old woman, the daughter of enslaved parents, became the unexpected central voice of a documentary episode about the Battle of Gettysburg, filmmaker Ken Burns said Friday.