Crossroads of History: Leadership Development at Gettysburg

Crossroads of History: Leadership Development at Gettysburg Explore new perspectives from the Battle of Gettysburg and beyond. Shaping tomorrow's leaders through Gettysburg’s newest leadership development program.

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Did you know that the Adams County Historical Society, home to Leadership: Beyond the Battle, also offers two versatile ...
02/11/2025

Did you know that the Adams County Historical Society, home to Leadership: Beyond the Battle, also offers two versatile meeting spaces?

Battlefield Overlook Event Center – Ideal for larger gatherings, this spacious venue features stunning views of the battlefield, ample room for discussions, and the perfect setting for seated meals.

Seminar Room – Designed for more intimate meetings, this space comfortably accommodates up to 20 guests.

Both spaces are equipped with A/V systems to support your event needs.

Interested in learning more about our event spaces? Visit our www.gettysburghistory.org for more information.

On this day in 1831, David Wills was born. Wills was a driving force behind the development of the National Cemetery in ...
02/03/2025

On this day in 1831, David Wills was born. Wills was a driving force behind the development of the National Cemetery in Gettysburg. He was also instrumental in Lincoln's November 1863 visit to Gettysburg. During his one night in town, President Lincoln stayed at the Wills' home on the square.

To explore Wills' story and leadership, check out Leadership: Beyond the Battle, the Adams County Historical Society's professional development program that examines both military and civilian leaders and the roles they played during and after the Battle of Gettysburg.

In 1855, Abraham Lincoln said this: “Always bear in mind that your own resolution to succeed, is more important than any...
01/09/2025

In 1855, Abraham Lincoln said this: “Always bear in mind that your own resolution to succeed, is more important than any other one thing."

May your new year's resolutions be successful and fruitful as 2025 begins.

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While decisions from the Battle of Gettysburg were made more than 160 years ago, leaders of the 21st century can still l...
01/06/2025

While decisions from the Battle of Gettysburg were made more than 160 years ago, leaders of the 21st century can still learn from historical examples of communication, strategic planning, and team building that have stood the test of time.

In addition to discussing the military leaders at Leadership: Beyond the Battle - Gettysburg also provides lessons from ordinary civilians who took on extraordinary responsibility during and after the battle. Our program includes stops at fascinating historic sites off the beaten path and not open to the general public.

Be sure to like and follow this page to learn more about all that our leadership development program has to offer.

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