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Gettysburg Publishing LLC is dedicated to publishing high quality historical books and other resources for the general public, researchers, armchair historians and students.

Founded by authors for authors that are looking to educate and inspire those who want to learn more about our nation's history.        
  
 

                                                                                                                                           



Gettysburg Publishing is proud to present "NOBLE PILLARS" Medal Of Honor and Confederate Medal of Honor Recipients of the Gettysburg Campaign.  Volume 1  March into Pennsylvania and First Day's Battle at Gettysburg,  written by Author Roy E. Frampton.

We are taking pre-orders for Noble Pillars ....The cost is $24.95 +  P&H

The first 100 copies will be autographed by Author Roy Frampton.

The Medal of Honor is our country's highest military decoration for valor.  Unfortunately most of the recipients' names, lives and acts of valor, especially from the Civil War, are unknown to most Americans.  The 71 men awarded the Medal of Honor and the 7 men awarded the reactivated Confederate Medal of Honor in the Gettysburg Campaign, have faded into history.
The author of this book, Roy E. Frampton, through extensive research and numerous photographs brings the lives of these American heroes back from the past.  May these stories serve that purpose by reminding us of a few ordinary men and their enduring acts of valor standing like Noble Pillars.

Book Size  8.5  x 11 inches   144 Pages



Gettysburg Publishing is proud to announce the release of: 
  
                 
   "Widow's Weeds and Weeping Veils"

           By Bernadette Loeffel-Atkins 

 


 


 Gettysburg Publishing LLC is happy to announce the release of Widow's Weeds and Weeping Veils: Mourning Rituals in 19th Century America. (Revised)

This book covers the Civil War Era, Women's History, Fashion and Social and Cultural changes.

The book also explains how Victorian America viewed death and dying. This concise, informative work is ideal for students of the 19th Century, Civil War enthusiasts and anyone interested in Victorian culture.






 
Rebels in the Front Yard by   David Cleutz
          Rebels in the Front Yard. The story of Liberty Augusta Hollinger and the Battle of Gettysburg. With courage and strength, she dealt with the trials of occupation by the invading Confederate army. In her own front yard, she was a witness to the fears of the South's greatest general, Robert E. Lee.
For three days, she lived with the horror of battle. After the armies departed, she gave herself to the task of caring for the wounded they left behind.  When time came for President Lincoln to consecrate Gettysburg's hallow ground, she witnessed first hand the president's deep sorrow. The first hand accounts, some never revealed before are brilliantly brought to life by her great-grandson....Mr. David Cleutz.
        Test Your Knowledge On The Battle of Gettysburg
                                                                  By Kevin Drake


How well do you know the battle of Gettysburg? This book is divided into three skill levels and allows the you to grade yourself after each level. Who commanded the 20th Maine at Gettysburg? Who was known as the Boy Colonel? How many original copies of the Gettysburg Address exist today? A fun book to test your knowledge on the greatest battle of the Civil War.

Test Your Knowledge on the Battle of Gettysburg - 158 pages.




                 A Quiet Town No More
                                            By Kevin Drake and Lisa Shower


Follow in the footsteps of a news correspondent who came to the town of Gettysburg to visit a friend. Soon he unexpectedly becomes caught up in one of America's bloodiest battles of the Civil War.
As the battle unfolds throughout the town, he records all that is happening before him. The young correspondent witnesses how the citizens of Gettysburg react to the fight that came to their small town in this work of historical fiction.

A Quiet Town No More - 119 pages


The 2013 "Gettysburg Landscapes" Calendar by Patricia Rich.

This beautiful calendar captures all the tranquil and peaceful scenes from the Gettysburg Battlefield. A wonderful calendar to have on your wall reminding you of the greatest battle fought on American soil.  Feel the scenic battlefield come alive through all the seasons of the year.