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‘American pickers’s features Gettysburg museum
Erik L. Dorr, owner of The Gettysburg Museum of History, has thousands of artifacts on display. He has stories about... read more
New display honors New Cumberland man killed during Pearl Harbor attack
Navy Ensign Lee Fox, one of the first fatalities in the attack on Pearl Harbor These are photos of Ensign Lee... read more
Gettysburg Museum of History
It's called the Gettysburg Museum of History, but that doesn't mean it offers only rusty guns and Civil War bullets. "Some people... read more
Hitler’s Blood Sample Offered for Research
A fascinating relic from the pathetic last moments of Adolf Hitler’s life has recently been acquired by the Gettysburg Museum... read more
Experience HBO’s Band of Brothers Through the Words of Major Dick Winters in New Book by the Gettysburg Museum of History
Gettysburg Museum of History director Erik Dorr and Historian Jared Frederick are pleased to release their new book, "Hang Tough:... read more
History Channel Program ‘Picks’s Gettysburg Museum
Erik L. Dorr, owner of The Gettysburg Museum of History, has thousands of artifacts on display. He has stories about... read more
Paratroopers in Gettysburg
The Gettysburg Museum of History was founded by its curator, Erik L. Dorr. His ancestors moved to Gettysburg in 1818,... read more
Gettysburg Curator: Blood-stained piece of Hitler’s couch preserves history
Erik Dorr believes some items, no matter how grisly, do more good in public view than forgotten in someone's closet. That's... read more
Joe Rogan Amazed by Gettysburg Museum of History’s Rare Items
Even to someone who's seen a lot, the Gettysburg Museum of History’s collection of rare historical artifacts can be pretty... read more
Major Dick Winters Collection at the Gettysburg Museum of History.
Lancaster County native Major Richard Winters featured in Gettysburg Museum exhibit Major Dick Winters Collection exhibit opens today — the 72nd anniversary of... read more