The
Journey Through Hallowed Ground Partnership
Annual Meeting
July 15, 16 & 17, 2009
Gettysburg, Pennsylvania

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Videos from the Meeting
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| Play» Annual
Report on JTHG Partnership: Switching the Lens: History from
a New Perspective, the Annual Report on JTHG Partnership delivered
by President, Cate Magennis Wyatt |
Play» Honoring
Their Paths: African American History in the JTHG: How do
we ensure inclusive interpretation of the history of African Americans
in the JTHG National Heritage Area and help preserve the many fragile
sites and memorials for both residents and visitors?
Panel: Brent Leggs, National Trust for Historic
Preservation; Dr. Jenny Masur, National Underground Railroad Network
to Freedom; and Dr. Deborah Lee, Historian
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| Play» Dr.
Drew Gilpin Faust Discusses her book, This Republic of Suffering: Harvard
University President, Civil War historian and acclaimed author, Dr.
Drew Gilpin Faust discusses her book, This Republic of Suffering,
and how the American Civil War affected the fabric of American culture. |
Play» History
from a New Perspective: The
written record of what is known of life during the Civil War and
how historians have attempted to understand the people and events
that shaped a nation.
Panel includes: Dr. Drew Gilpin Faust, President,
Harvard University and Dr. Ed Ayers, President, University of Richmond
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Play»
National Underground Railroad
Network to Freedo: A panel
discussion explores the question: “What is the Network and what is its place in American
history—from slavery through Civil Rights to today?”
Panel includes: Dr. Jenny Masur and Sheri Jackson,
National Underground Railroad Network to Freedom; Dr. Deborah Lee and
Brent Leggs, National Trust for Historic Preservation.
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Photos
of the 2009 Annual Meeting»
The
3rd Annual Journey Through Hallowed Ground Partners
Meeting was held at the historic Majestic
Theater in Gettysburg,
Pennsylvania and featured noted Civil War historians and acclaimed
authors Harvard University President Drew Gilpin Faust and
Richmond University President Ed Ayres.
This
year’s annual meeting theme, Switching the Lens: History from a New
Perspective, invited participants to look at American history and our
cultural heritage from the perspectives of women, African Americans, and students
to ensure that we tell the complete story of the Journey Through Hallowed Ground
National Heritage Area.
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Lincoln in 3D, a unique experience |
A
truly unique view of history took place on
the evening of July 15th when we presented Lincoln
in 3D.
Stereoscope, or 3-D photography, was the rage in Civil War
America. Bob Zeller from the Institute for Civil
War Photography has digitized the images of
Civil War photographers Brady, Gardner and others
into a stunning presentation that gave a new perspective on President Lincoln
and the American Civil War.
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This event was in partnership
with
Gettysburg College and Gettysburg Convention and Visitors Bureau.
Sponsors
Platinum
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur W.
Arundel
Gettysburg College
Cornelia Keller
Jacqueline Mars
National Endowment for the Humanities
Mr. and Mrs. Peter H. Sheppard on behalf of the Eva K. Sheppard Charitable Trust
Gold
Gettysburg Foundation
Gettysburg National Military Park
Bark and Banker Art & Design
Silver
The Commonweal Foundation
Gettysburg Convention and Visitors Bureau
Charles Ledsinger
Weider History Group
Pat and Bob Wilburn
David and Cary Williams
Journey Friend
Adams County Historical Society
Dynamis Corporation
Main Street Gettysburg
Monte and Darby Gingery
Jennifer and David LeVan
Loudoun Restoration and Preservation Society
National Trust for Historic Gettysburg
Piedmont Environmental Council
Virginia Foundation for the Humanities
Special Neighbors
American Civil War Museum
Thomas and Gayle DeLashmutt
Gettysburg Tours
Lincoln Leadership Institute
Loudoun Restoration and Preservation Society
Lutheran Theological Seminary of Gettysburg
Anne and Tom Mathews
Middleburg Bank
The Piedmont Group of Morgan Stanley Smith Barney
Pennsylvania Museum and Historical Society
Prince William County
Prince Michel Vineyard and Winery
Seminary Ridge Historic Preservation
Foundation
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