CIVIL WAR ARTICLES
Dr. Levine and the Civil War
Dr. Levine has been a Civil War buff since the 5th grade. The following articles describe his various activities and associations which include playing with the 69th Irish Volunteers Civil War Band and battlefield preservation.
69th Pa. Band's CD to Aid Preservation
Memory of fighting Irishmen preserved
Their music brings Civil War history alive
From the Rhineland to the Red River
For Levine, Irish music is a civil pastime
American Jewry and The Civil War ...our story
69th Pennsylvania Performs in Richboro
Reliving History: as brother fought brother in 1862, 20 Jewish soldiers broke matza together
Civil War re-enactors honor 18 fallen soldiers
69th PA. Group Tour Sites, Raises Funds
Informational Link
The 69th PA Irish Volunteers homepage - During the American Civil War, the 69th Pennsylvania Volunteer Regiment was involved in almost every battle and campaign in the Eastern Theatre. This heroic regiment, composed largely of Irish-Americans was formed in 1861 and mustered out at the end of the war in 1865. This website is dedicated to their history and to the reenactors who keep that history alive.
Benefits of Membership in the Civil War Preservation Trust
- Personal pride in helping to preserve our precious Civil War heritage
- The quarterly magazine, Hallowed Ground, with comprehensive articles and timely information on battlefield preservation, educational programs, battlefield tours, and upcoming Civil War events
- Opportunities to attend exciting conferences, lectures, and tours led by prominent historians and authors
- Tax-deductable contributions and membership dues (to the extent allowed by law)
For questions about your membership or to order merchandise, call 888/606-1400.
If you have questions about any of the programs or activities of the Civil War Preservation Trust, call 703/682-2350.
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