Civil War Medical Program: Union Troops
Starts Mon, Nov 23, 6:00 PM · Free
About the class
The Bethel-Tulpehocken Public Library hosts a program that follows what a Union soldier went through during a medical event in the Civil War, whether it came from disease or from combat. The presentation traces that journey step by step so visitors can see how soldiers were treated and what they faced.
Part of the program shares the stories of actual patients with local ties to Bethel, which connects the wider history of the war to the Bethel area. The program runs on a Monday evening at the library on Lancaster Avenue and is open to all ages.
We suggest signing up ahead of time. You can register online through the library's event page, or call or text the library to reserve a spot.
Questions? Ask the provider
Bethel-Tulpehocken Public Library in Bethel, PA, offers a friendly atmosphere with engaging programs for all ages, including popular story time and teen clubs. Visitors appreciate the welcoming staff and diverse, updated collection, especially for young readers.
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