US EditionPottsville Responds to Confederate Invasion | June 1863 Coal Region History
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Pottsville Responds to Confederate Invasion | June 1863 Coal Region History
As Confederate forces crossed into Pennsylvania in June 1863, the residents of Pottsville, Pennsylvania responded with patriotic fervor. A large war meeting was held at the Schuylkill County Courthouse on June 28, 1863, rallying volunteers to defend the state. Schuylkill County Courthouse in the 1850s. This is where the meeting took place in June 1863. The courthouse stood adjacent to the modern courthouse in Pottsville. Just days later, the Ba…
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