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2 days ago · Sachs Covered Bridge arches over Marsh Creek, and along with its beautiful red exterior and gorgeous scenery, it was a vital pathway during the war, with soldiers from both sides using it for transit. It was also deemed the “most historic bridge” in the state in 1980 – a pretty excellent distinction!
- Kiernyn Orne-Adams
5 days ago · Soldiers burned several railroad cars and a covered bridge, and destroyed nearby rails and telegraph lines. The following morning, Early departed for adjacent York County . [27]
- July 1–3, 1863
- Union victory
5 days ago · Escape the hustle and bustle of Gettysburg with a tranquil walk across the Sachs Covered Bridge. This picturesque span, built in 1852, invites you to step back in time and immerse yourself in the ...
5 days ago · Discover 23 fascinating facts about the historic Gettysburg Address, including its impact and significance in American history. Explore the details now! Turn Your Curiosity Into Discovery
4 days ago · See artifacts at the Gettysburg Museum of History, visit Devil’s Den and Big Round Top, or enjoy ghost stories and period dining at the Farnsworth House Inn. Stroll along Sachs Covered Bridge, tour a former president’s home at Eisenhower National Historic Site, or check out monuments at Little Round Top.
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2 days ago · Sachs Covered Bridge One of the most eerie locations in Gettysburg may be Sachs Covered Bridge, a quaint remnant of the Pennsylvania of old. Three army deserters are rumored to have been publicly hanged at this bridge, which was crossed by the Confederate Army as it withdrew.
5 days ago · A rainbow bridge brought to life by an Eagle Scout service project is connecting more than two pet cemeteries at Oak Lawn Memorial Gardens. It’s a space for the community.
