Battle of Gettysburg 160th Anniversary Special- July 1, 1863
Historian Codie Eash and Licensed Town Guide Rosanne Zajko join Matt and Six Question Lentz on the western slop of Seminary Ridge to discuss the first day of the Battle of Gettysburg with a focus on the action in and around the Lutheran Theological Seminary. This year, we've added a new element to …
HTP EP 52: Gettysburg - The Ride of Alexander Hays w/ Codie Eash
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As part of The History Things Podcast continued Gettysburg 160th Blitz, the guys are speaking to historian Codie Eash about one of the most dynamic and indeed provocative actions to occur right at the end of the Battle of Gettysburg. Following the repulse of the famed Pickett-Petti…
Seminary Ridge Museum & Education Center
During the Battle of Gettysburg in 1863, the Cupola of the Seminary building was occupied by Brigadier General John Buford and his Signal Officer, Lt. Aaron Jerome. When you visit Seminary Ridge, you can stand in that very location for yourself and learn even more at the Seminary Ridge Museum.
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SPOTLIGHT ON: Peter Miele & Codie Eash From The Seminary Ridge Museum & Education Center
You all know and love Peter Miele and Codie Eash. They're great historians and they've shared a lot of what they've learned with us all, here on AG, at the museum and elsewhere. But who are they? How did they get to positions that make their names known to us all? Well, we get into that in the SPOT…
Civil War Breakfast Club Podcast Episode 138 - Gettysburg Day 1 Live from 24 Hours on the Ridge
We are joined by Codie Eash from the Seminary Ridge Museum to discuss the first day of the Battle of Gettysburg during their 24 hours on the ridge event! Huge thank you to Codie and the awesome folks at the Seminary Ridge Museum for asking us to be part of this amazing event! Also thanks to those t…
HTP EP 83: **LIVE - 24hrs On The Ridge** Gettysburg 1869 w/Codie East
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Now for something completely different! The guys are back in Gettysburg with friend of the show Codie Eash, but this time, for the first time, they recorded the show live! That's right, as part of the Seminary Ridge Museum's 24 Hours on the Ridge fundraiser event, the History Thing…
The Weight of Place: Codie Eash on Seminary Ridge and Civil War Memory
In this episode of Public History with Jake and Justin, we sit down with our friend and esteemed public historian, Codie Eash, Director of Education and Interpretation at the Seminary Ridge Museum in Gettysburg, Pennsylvania.
Codie's expertise in tackling the complexities of Civil War memory, rac…
The 1880s battle over Gettysburg's first Confederate monument with Codie Eash
In this episode, Jake and Justin are joined by public historian Codie Eash of the Seminary Ridge Museum for a deep dive into one of the most contentious and misunderstood chapters in Gettysburg's postwar history: the fight over Confederate monuments on the battlefield.
What feels like a modern deb…
Ask A Gettysburg Guide LIVE! at the Totem Pole Playhouse April 12 JOIN US!
Join the popular Civil War podcast Addressing Gettysburg for a live recording of their hit show, Ask A Gettysburg Guide. Featuring a powerhouse panel of historians—Britt Isenberg, Lewis Trott, Kevin Bryant, and Codie Eash—this interactive event invites you to join the conversation and ask the exper…
Gettysburg163- Battle of Gettysburg Overview Live at Totem Pole Playhouse- Ask A Gettysburg Guide #131
What happened at the Battle of Gettysburg? In this special live episode of Addressing Gettysburg, Kevin Bryant, Codie Eash, Britt Isenberg, and Lewis Trott join Matt and an audience of 100 people for an engaging overview of the Battle of Gettysburg, one of the most important battles of the American…
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