Battlefield and Bandages: Recent Episodes
Blue & Gray Hospital Assoc
We are an official living history group for the National Museum of Civil War Medicine. We will be discussing all aspects of medicine leading up, during and after the American Civil War of (1861-1865)
Our first guest is Dr. Robert Hicks from the "William Maul Measey Chair for the History of Medicine" where he is a Senior Consulting Scholar and former Director, Mütter Museum. https://linktr.ee/BGHA
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We will talk about Letterman camp marker on Route 30 and 2nd Corp Bushman Farm Hospital on Hospital Road. Also we talk about Remembrance Day events and COVID-19 affects on Gettysburg Remembrance Day.
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Introduction to Doug and Wendy Shupinski who are members of the Blue and Gray Hospital Association.
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Remembering Ed Bearss, a United States Marine Corps veteran of World War II, was a military historian and author known for his work on the American Civil War. Mark talks about his memories of Mr. Bearss, Born: June 26, 1923, Billings, MT, Died: September 15, 2020.
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Introduction to Mark Quattrock the Director/Chief Surgeon of the Blue and Gray Hospital Association
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This is our first podcast recorded onsite at the Kinsley Leadership Center at the The George E. Spangler Farm & Field Hospital in Gettysburg, Pennsylvania. We hope to do monthly recordings, with guests covering all aspects of Civil War Medicine. Please follow us and visit us at https://linktr.ee/BGHA. (9/19/20)
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