Adams County, Pennsylvania

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Bigelow's Desperate Stand Biglerville Blount's Battery - Dearing's Battalion Brander's Battery - Pegram's Battalion Breathed's Battery - Beckham's Battalion Brevet Major General James Samuel Wadsworth Brevet Major General Samuel Zook Brigadier General George Armstrong Custer Brigadier General John Gibbon Brigadier General Lewis Armistead, C.S.A. Brigadier General Samuel Wiley Crawford Brockenbrough's Brigade Brooke's Battery - Poague's Battalion Brown's Battery - Latimer's Battalion Buford Building the Highway Bvt. Maj. Gen. Charles H.T. Collis Memorial C.W. Hoffman House Cabell's Battalion Camp Colt Camp Letterman Camp Letterman Captain Henry V. Fuller Captain James A. Thompson '40 Captain Jed. Chapman Captain Thomas E. 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Starr Major-General Winfield Scott Hancock Manly's Battery - Cabell's Battalion Manor of Maske Manor of Maske Manor of Maske Manor of Maske Mary Jemison Mary Jemison Mary Virginia Wade Mary Virginia Wade Mary Virginia Wade Lived in This House Marye's Battery - Pegram's Battalion Maryland Massie's Battery - Nelson's Battalion Maurin's Battery - Garnett's Battalion McAllister's Mill McCarthy's Battery - Cabell's Battalion McGraw's Battery - Pegram's Battalion McIntosh's Battalion McLaws's and Pickett's Divisions McLaws's Division McPherson Barn Michael Crist Farm Michael Frey Farm Michael Trostle Farm Michigan Cavalry Brigade Michigan Sharpshooters Milledge's Battery - Nelson's Battalion Miller Hall Miller's Battery - Eshleman's Battalion Mississippi Monumental Stories Monuments and Markers Moore's Battery - Garnett's Battalion Nathaniel Lightner Farm Nelson's Battalion New Hampshire - Berdan's Sharpshooters New Oxford Veterans Memorial New York State Auxiliary Monument Nicholls's Brigade Nineteenth Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry Ninth Massachusetts Battery Ninth Massachusetts Battery Ninth Massachusetts Battery Ninth Michigan Battery Norcom's Battery - Eshleman's Battalion North Carolina October 24, 1794 Old Courthouse Oneida New York Cavalry Original Studebaker Wagon Shop O'Neal's Brigade O'Neal's Brigade Pardee Field Parish House Parker's Battery - Alexander's Battalion Patrick McSherry Patterson's Battery - Lane's Battalion Pegram's Battalion Pender's Division Pennsylvania Pennsylvania Pennsylvania Memorial Pennsylvania State Memorial Perrin's Brigade Perry's Brigade Perry's Brigade Peter (Klein) Little Pettigrew and Trimble's Attack Pettigrew's Brigade Pettigrew's Charge Pickett's Charge Pickett's Division Pioneer Organizers of Methodism in Adams County Poague's Battalion Poague's Howitzers Politics and "Penelope" Posey's Brigade Prelude To Gettysburg / Gettysburg Showdown Pres. 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Tate House Tanner's Battery - Jones's Artillery Battalion Taylor's Battery - Alexander's Battalion Temples of Mercy Tennessee Tenth U.S. Infantry Texas Thaddeus Stevens The Adams County Prison The American Legion Tablet The Angle The Ashland Virginia Artillery The Attack on Devil's Den The Battle Arrives The Battle for McPherson's Ridge The Battle of Fountain Dale The Battle of Gettysburg: The Cashtown Road The Battle Of Monterey Pass The Battle Opens The Black Horse Tavern The Bloody Wheatfield The Brian Farm The Brook Rawle Memorial Flagpole The Brooks Artillery The Camp Colt Officers Club The Cavalry Buys Time The Civil War Comes to Gettysburg The College Hospital The Confederate Assault The Confederate Attack Towards This Position The Coster Avenue Mural The Cupola The Deadly Sharpshooters The Dobbin House the Eagle Hotel The Evolution of Gettysburg's "Common School" The Eye of General Warren The Fight for Devil's Den The Founding of Gettysburg College The Fountaindale Lutheran Church and Cemetery The Gauntlet of Union Retreat and Aftermath The George Spangler Farm Civil War Hospital Site The George Spangler Farm Civil War Hospital Site The Gettysburg Address The Gettysburg and Harrisburg Railroad Depot The Gettysburg Post Office and the Civil War The Guest House The Helicopter Landing Pad The High Water Mark The History of Gettysburg College The Irish Brigade The Jacob Kime Farm The James Gettys Hotel The Jeff Davis Artillery The John Rupp House and Tannery Site The King William Artillery The Last Line-of-Duty Deaths on Gettysburg Battlefield The Majestic Theater The Medal of Honor at Gettysburg The Memorial Church of the Prince of Peace The Morris Artillery The Office of a President The Old Well The Orange Artillery The Peach Orchard Salient The Pond The Samuel Simon Schmucker House The Seminary Comes to Gettysburg The Seminary Hospital The Sheads-Buehler Building The Stables The Stevens Log House The Stoever - Schick Building The Tenacious 20th Maine The Thirty Third Massachusetts Infantry The Trademark of Craftsmen The Union Defense of Seminary Ridge The Union Fishhook The Valley of Death The Wagon Hotel on Cemetery Hill The Wills House The Wounded and the Dead The "Jack" Hopkins House Theo. 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Signal Station Union Counterthrust Union Second Cavalry Division United States Army Tank Corps United States Battalion of Engineers United States Regulars Unity Park Unity Through Music Valentine Hall Vermont Veterans Memorial Veterans Memorial Veterans Memorial Veterans Memorial Veterans Memorial Virginia Memorial W.H. Monfort Farm Walker's Brigade Wallace's Battery - McIntosh's Battalion Ward's Battery - Poague's Battalion Warren Watson's Battery - Dance's Battalion Watson's Battery - Dance's Battalion Well, Look What We Found! Western Maryland Station Where do we bury our dead? Lincoln Cemetery Wilcox's Brigade Wilcox's Brigade William Patterson Farm William Ross Farm William Wells Wills House Wingfield's Battery - Lane's Battalion Wisconsin Sharpshooters Witness Tree Wofford's Brigade Wofford's Brigade World War II Veterans of New Oxford Wright's Brigade Wright's Brigade Wyatt's Battery - Poague's Battalion Zimmerman's Battery - Pegram's Battalion "by the skin of our teeth" "Four score and seven…" "harboring Confederates" "His recovery … is yet considered doubtful" "if anyone showed himself..." "It seemed so awful..." "Mud College" "Tapeworm Railroad" "The Great Peace Jubilee" "The Isolated and Advanced Position" of the 8th Ohio Infantry "The sight of blood never again affected me" "uncertainty and dread" "United to Serve" "… It was enough to frighten us to death!" "… you know nothing about the lesson anyhow." "…expecting to find all dead." "…run home as quickly as you can." "…sights and sounds…too horrible to describe…" "…the busiest scene I ever witnessed…" "…the pathos of those poor wounded men…" …built for defense “ . . . I Am Going To Die” “ . . . in less than half an hour . . . ” “. . . your sister is dead.” “bullets . . . rattling against our hospital . . . ” “I can see them yet…” “The National Homestead at Gettysburg” “… the battle itself proved a relief.”
Adams County, Pennsylvania was established on January 22, 1800, as the 42nd county in the state. The area was originally inhabited by Native American tribes, including the Susquehannocks and the Lenape, until European settlers began arriving in the early 18th century. The county was named after John Adams, the second President of the United States.

During the American Revolutionary War, Adams County played a significant role in the fight for independence. The Battle of Gettysburg, fought from July 1-3, 1863, was a major turning point in the Civil War and one of the most significant battles in American history. It took place in Gettysburg, a borough in Adams County, and resulted in a Union victory with over 50,000 casualties on both sides. The battlefield is now a national park and a popular tourist attraction.

Agriculture has always been a vital part of Adams County's economy. The county is known for its rich farmland and fertile soil, making it a prime area for growing apples and other fruits. In fact, Adams County is known as the "Fruit Belt" of Pennsylvania and is famous for its apple orchards and apple products, such as apple cider and apple butter. The annual Adams County Apple Harvest Festival, held in October, celebrates this agricultural heritage.

In addition to agriculture, Adams County has a diverse economy, with industries such as manufacturing, healthcare, and tourism contributing to its growth. The county seat is located in Gettysburg, which is not only home to historic landmarks but also a vibrant downtown area with shops, restaurants, and cultural attractions. Over the years, the county has experienced population growth and development while still maintaining its rural charm and historical significance.
Brief timeline of the history of Adams County, Pennsylvania:

  • 1736: Adams County is formed from York County and named after John Adams, the second President of the United States.
  • 1776: The Battle of Gettysburg takes place during the American Revolutionary War, marking a significant turning point in the war.
  • 1800s: The county's economy thrives with the growth of agriculture, particularly fruit cultivation, wheat farming, and dairy production.
  • 1863: The Battle of Gettysburg occurs during the American Civil War, leading to a devastating loss of life and damage to the area.
  • 1888: The Gettysburg National Military Park is established to preserve and commemorate the historic battlefield.
  • 1900s: The county experiences further growth in agriculture, tourism, and manufacturing industries.
  • 1962: The Appalachian Trail, a famous long-distance hiking trail, is completed and passes through Adams County.
  • 2008: Adams County celebrates its 250th anniversary with various events and commemorations.

This timeline provides a concise overview of the key events in the history of Adams County, Pennsylvania.