The Camp Curtin Historical Society
meeting scheduled for May 17
has been cancelled.
Our speaker, John R. Heckman,
will present his program
Eating on the Go: The Issue of Rations on the Gettysburg Campaign
on his Facebook page at https://www.facebook.com/thetattooedhistorian
at 7:00PM on Friday, May 22.
Tune in and hear this excellent presentation.
New Wayside Historical Markers
The Camp Curtin Historical Society dedicated five new wayside historical markers in Cumberland County on Saturday, June 13, 2015. The markers were funded by a grant from the Cumberland Valley Visitors Bureau, with additional major donations from the Historical Society of Camp Hill, Capital Area Genealogical Society, and Hampden Township Veterans Recognition Committee. These markers are part of a continuing effort to bring our local Civil War history to life and stimulate tourism.
On Sunday , June 2nd 2019 Camp Curtin Historical Society presented the
Re-dedication of the Restored
17th Pennsylvania Cavalry Monument
Approximately 50 people attended the event.
17th Pennsylvania Cavalry Reenactors at the monument
Our speaker, Dr. Carol Reardon (center) receiving a model of the monument from Camp Curtin Historical Society President James Schmick (right) while Past President Lawrence Keener-Farley (left) displays a citation from the Pennsylvania House of Representatives thanking Camp Curtin Historical Society for donating the money to restore the monument.
The restored monument
Board of Directors
James Schmick
President
Lawrence Keener-Farley
Vice-President
Annette Keener-Farley
Treasurer
Jeff Witmer
Secretary
Directors:
Frank Barrella
Jeanne Bobish
Sandra Gusler
Thomas Hilbish
Robin G. Lighty
P. Eugene Mascioli, II
Jared Mike
Timothy Pastula
Thank you for visiting the
Camp Curtin Historical Society
and
Civil War Round Table
We are dedicated to preserving the memory
of Camp Curtin and the Civil War history
of the Harrisburg area.
Please read our pages to learn more about us.
If you have any questions, please contact us at
Camp Curtin Historical Society
Post Office Box 5601
Harrisburg, PA 17110
or
The Camp Curtin Historical Society is a Pennsylvania nonprofit corporation, recognized by the U.S. Internal Revenue Service as a Section 501(c)(3) not for profit charity. All contributions to the Society are tax deductible to the extent allowed by law. The Society is registered with the Pennsylvania Department of State as a charitable organization. A copy of the registration and financial information may be obtained by telephoning toll free 1-800-732-0999. Registration does not imply endorsement