Upcoming Events and Speakers
The 2019 Lessons in History program is free to the public. Regular museum admission applies for entrance to the museum galleries. Tickets: $75.00 per person or (2) for $125.00 National Civil War Museum Member Ticket - $50.00 To make reservations CLICK HERE or by calling (717) 260-1861 Sponsorships are still available! Sponsors Gold Silver Bronze Pewter Caterers The 2019 Lessons in History program is free to the public. Regular museum admission applies for entrance to the museum galleries. The 2019 Lessons in History program is free to the public. Regular museum admission applies for entrance to the museum galleries. The 2019 Lessons in History program is free to the public. Regular museum admission applies for entrance to the museum galleries. 
The National Civil war Museum will offer its ninth program in our 2019 Lessons in History Speaker Series of 12 free lectures to the public with Dr. Lorien Foote, Professor and Director of Graduate Studies History Department, Texas A&M University. This presentation will be held in our Education Gallery, first floor.
The National Civil War Museum announces the 13th annual Blue & Gray Gala to be held on Thursday, September 26, 2019 - 6:00pm. Gala Attendees will tour the Museum galleries as they journey through food and beverage pairings and see the extensive collection of artifacts on display in the Museum. Raffle drawing and silent auction will be conducted.
The National Civil war Museum will offer its tenth program in our 2019 Lessons in History Speaker Series of 12 free lectures to the public with Dr. Earl J. Hess, Professor of History, Lincoln Memorial University.
The National Civil war Museum will offer its eleventh program in our 2019 Lessons in History Speaker Series of 12 free lectures to the public with Colonel Matt Spruill, III, USA Ret..
The National Civil war Museum will offer its twelfth and final program in our 2019 Lessons in History Speaker Series of 12 free lectures to the public with Historical Society of Dauphin County Board Member and Historian Calobe Jackson.
