they go to mechanicsburg, and he will set up shop. the map shows you the railroad tracks on the main streets of mechanicsburg, and this is the largest hotel, one of the most important hotels in town during the civil war years, the railroad hotel, appropriately named. it was also a ticket office. it had the unheard of powder rooms for women, and an indoor powder room for the men. it had indoor plumbing, at least for a while. they had a very nice hotel there. jenkins takes over the hotel, makes it his personal headquarters, and starts collecting new york and pennsylvania and other local newspapers that have been brought into the gift shop, if you will, of the railroad. jenkins puts his feet up on the table and starts getting yankee intelligence, including, we from harrisburg. while this is going on, behind them comes the rest of the army of northern virginia, including george pickett bringing up the rear of the army of northern virginia. pickett's men, many of them which are of course destined to die or be captured in gettysburg, many o

they go to mechanicsburg, and he will set up shop. the map shows you the railroad tracks on the main streets of mechanicsburg, and this is the largest hotel, one of the most important hotels in town during the civil war years, the railroad hotel, appropriately named. it was also a ticket office. it had the unheard of powder rooms for women, and an indoor powder room for the men. it had indoor plumbing, at least for a while. they had a very nice hotel there. jenkins takes over the hotel, makes it his personal headquarters, and starts collecting new york and pennsylvania and other local newspapers that have been brought into the gift shop, if you will, of the railroad. jenkins puts his feet up on the table and starts getting yankee intelligence, including, we believe from harrisburg. while this is going on, behind them comes the rest of the army of northern virginia, including george pickett bringing up the rear of the army of northern virginia. pickett's men, many of them which are of course destined to die or be captured in gettysburg

talk a little ball my life scrapbook and pictures and stories it's available online in stores now mechanicsburg best friend michael sorry brother. i'm doing awesome my friend thank you for having me on and we are pittsburgh natives i'm just a little bit go a little bit up the road on route 8 in butler. around 50 i think it seems like around an hour to get up i can't remember exactly but i've been back in a while but i do remember when i saw butler p.a.a. it's funny brett as soon as you see somebody who's from the burg or the environs of the burg you kind of know they're drilling away or at least i do i go ok i know this kats hard drive. absolutely and i figured it out to we have when they said we have pittsburghese our own language like you and me before we even get on the air we're talking going back and forth my parents could say in one single like 3 words gins going to the stillers and that meant the entire day that at. what time to be there you knew everything you'd go in southside you knew exactly what restaurant where you were go when that was it really simple work and i said this too whe

talk a little ball my life scrapbook and pictures and stories it's available online in stores now mechanicsburg best prep michael sorry brother. i'm doing awesome my friend thank you for having me on and we are pittsburgh natives i'm just a little bit go a little bit up the road on route 8 in butler. around 50 i think it seems like around an hour to get up i can't remember exactly but i'm back in a while but i do remember when i saw butler p.a.a. it's funny brett as soon as you see somebody who's from the burg or the environs of the burr you kind of know they're drilling away or at least i do i go ok i know this kats hard drive. absolutely and i figured it out to we have when they said we have pittsburghese our own language like you and me before we even get on the air we're talking going back and forth my parents could say in one single like 3 words gins going to the stillers and that meant the entire day that at. what time to be there you knew everything you'd go in southside you knew exactly what restaurant where you were go when that was it really simple work and i said this too when i went

and i just went piece by piece and really really dove into the stories and i'm talking back in mechanicsburg off of old hollow and sleepy hollow road i have buried this it's like a ghost of a memory that i brought back up when you write something like this got her a gun point at 16 years old with 3 of my buddies partying on an abandoned road off an old holler road and these 2 guys thought we had robbed their house and you know 34 guys back there listening to music argue no over whether skinner's better than sept wayne or rush's better think yes all those arguments are going on and they literally held us a gun point it was and i negotiated for my lights i literally knew they were it was a 36 and a shotgun and i knew this was going to go bad and we just sat there and i negotiated and not killing us showed him the trunk of the car where there was some less than reputable p.b.r. as that were warm and that was it we didn't steal anything when we got to live and i'm here to talk to you about it but those moments in the book it goes through the highs the lows the craziness that's happened me being

talk a little ball my life scrapbook and pictures and stories it's available online in stores now mechanicsburg best friend michael sorry brother. i'm doing awesome my friend thank you for having me on and we are pittsburgh natives i'm just a little bit go a little bit up the road on route 8 in butler. around 50 i think it seems like around an hour to get up i can't remember exactly but i've been back in a while but i do remember when i saw butler p.a.a. it's funny brett as soon as you see somebody who's from the burg or the environs of the burr you kind of know they're drilling away or at least i do i go ok i know this kats hard drive absolutely not and i figured it out too we may say we have pittsburghese our own language like you immediately or we can get on the air we're talking going back and forth my parents could same.

the cumberland valley ran through downtown chambersburg, downtown greencastle, downtown through mechanicsburg, downtown shippensburg. the major hotels and businesses lined the railroad tracks. it was on the main street in most of these towns, and these boys in their soldier uniforms on the way to chambersburg and back to harrisburg, these boys are thrilled because the townspeople, particular the very pretty girls of the cumberland valley, turn out lavishly to cheer these men. in fact, at one point they go by the irving female academy, to which one soldier says, i think we need to stop the train right here and make this our camp the rest of the war. well, they will obviously not stop at the irving female academy. but you can kind of see, these young men in blue are happy. they don't have to fight the rebels, the girls seem to like these guys and it is all good at that point in time. well, just a few weeks later, another problem occurs. and by the way, this is reynolds' letter to his sister basically saying there's nothing in the valley that will stop the rebels. that if the rebels want to come

mechanicsburg, pennsylvania. caller: i am an attorney. --ave said for a long time everybody is an attorney since oj. sinceverybody is a doctor probably 10 years ago. for youit is important to ask what media sources are you listening to. i watch all media sources. cnn, fox news. there are medical professionals out there, a man from stanford university, dead set against these restrictions. yet i have not seen c-span cover him at all. my opinion,, and are listening to fear mongering. this is the last best attempt the mainstream media has to defeat donald j. trump to be reelected. that is why the drumbeat to do all of this stuff now. that is my opinion. i want to know why c-span has not covered this dr. flynn lately? i think those are much bigger issues than the mask issues. host: we provide a host of people to talk about issues, including masks. if you go to our website, c-span.org, almost weekly epidemiological people and epidemiologists in the lake -- and the like giving varied opinions. so check out everything we have done at the website.