The state of Ohio contributed significantly to the Union war effort during the American Civil War.  At Gettysburg, some 4,400 Ohioans fought in the Union army during the three-day battle, while some Confederate soldiers in Lee’s army had connections to the Buckeye state. Join historian, author, licensed guide, and president Emeritus and Historian of the Gettysburg Foundation Wayne E. Motts as he explores some unique stories of Ohio during the battle.

The Gettysburg Foundation is the non-profit partner of the National Park Service in operating the Gettysburg National Military Park and Eisenhower National Historic Site in Gettysburg, PA.  The Foundation leads preservation and educational missions that include land and artifact preservation, educational events and programs, and owns and operates the George Spangler Farm and Field Hospital, the Children of Gettysburg 1863 and the Gettysburg Lincoln Railroad Station

Mr. Motts is the youngest person ever to achieve the status…