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The artillery shell dates back to the July 1863 Battle of Gettysburg. An explosive ordnance disposal team safely removed the shell and destroyed it.

Explore Civil War history at Castlerock Museum on July 12, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Enjoy reenactors, artillery replicas, and period ...

The Civil War nearly claimed another casualty after an archaeologist discovered a live artillery round buried under a foot of dirt at Gettysburg National Military Park in Pennsylvania.

He acknowledged their role in making the artillery more effective throughout the American Civil War; they had to figure out ways to compensate for the drastic change in field fortifications and the ...

Steven Brann was out Wednesday on the Gettysburg battlefield in Pennsylvania, sweeping the ground with a metal detector ahead of crews that are rehabilitating a famous part of the Civil War park.

160-Year-Old Civil War Artillery Shell Found at Gettysburg After clearing the area, park officials sent experts to safely detonate the object ...

An unexploded artillery shell was discovered at Gettysburg National Military Park on Feb. 8, host to one of the bloodiest but most decisive battles of the Civil War. Explosive Ordnance Disposal ...

A Civil War artillery shell was found Wednesday at Gettysburg National Military Park, according to a news release. The unexploded ordnance was found on the battlefield in the area of Little Round ...