1st PA Reserve, Company A

3 inch Ordnance Rifle on a Virginia Battlefield

3 inch Phoenix Iron Co. made ordnance rifle, Stones River Battlefield, Tennessee.

150th PA Infantry regimental flag

Buford Monument at Gettysburg Battlefield

California Regiment recruiting poster

A Civil War monument in Morris Cemetery.  Lightning damaged the soldier atop the monument on Sept. 28, 2011.

Civil War Monument at Morris Cemetery, c 1910 postcard

Civil War Monument at Morris Cemetery, c 1911 postcard

Close-up of GAR Symbol on Soldier's Monument, Morris Cemetry

Company K, 71st PA Civil War Monument Regimental Names

Company G, 1st PA Reserve

Another view of Company G, 1st PA Reserve

Company K, 71st PA Reserve

Company F, 150th PA Volunteers in Virginia

Flag of the California Regiment

General Galusha Pennypacker

General Galusha Pennypacker

General Galusha Pennypacker Poster

GAR Building at Main & Washington Street

GAR Market - Civil War Monument

A GAR Medal.  The Grand Army of the Republic was a fraternal organization composed of veterans of the Union military who served in the Civil War.  The GAR was founded in 1866 and disolved in 1956.

GAR Symbol on Morris Cemetery Monument

GAR Symbol

Griffen Gun prototype at Phoenix Steel Co. plant office

In Remembrance on a Civil War Monmument

Issac Pennypacker Renshaw of Phoenixville, a musical recruiter

List of those who served

List of those who served - Close-up

PA State Symbol on Morris Cemetery Monument

Phoenixville Artillerist, 1st PA Reserve Company G

Solder's Orphan School, Yellow Springs

Solder's Orphan School, drill formation, Yellow Springs

Statue of Galusha Pennypacker, Ben Franklin Parkway, Philadelphia, Pa.

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