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Scott Hartwig, who retired in 2014, served in the National Park Service for 34 years as an interpretive ranger and was a supervisory historian from 1993 through his retirement.

He was and is one of the Service’s preeminent Civil War historians, combining the skills of a first-class historical researcher and writer with those of a born storyteller.

As a historian, Hartwig has authored numerous articles, essays and books on Civil War subjects and has often talked about Civil War topics – including the Battles of Gettysburg and Antietam – on the History Channel, Discovery Channel and Pennsylvania Cable Network.

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Scott Hartwig's tome To Antietam Creek—have satisfied the appetites of military historians of the campaign for years to come.

Scott Hartwig is a popular historian for BGES, and while he has spent his career at Gettysburg working for the National Park Service, his interest and.

I have just learned that I Dread the Thought of the Place was one of two books selected for Honorable Mention in the inaugural American Battlefield Trust Prize.

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He was the author of a noted work on the latter, entitled To Antietam Creek: The Maryland Campaign from September 3 to September 16, and is working on a second volume on that campaign. He was also a co-writer for two Telly Award-winning educational broadcasts, Gettysburg: The Soldiers’ Battle and Gettysburg: The Face of Battle.

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