The World of Hermits in Gettysburg and Beyond

By MI Digital September 14, 2025September 14, 2025

No doubt many subscribers to Military Images have toured the Gettysburg battlefield. But how many have made their way to Wolf Hill, southeast of town? Part of the area is now national park land—a le

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