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 I have been studying the Civil War and especially Gettysburg for over 35 years. I did my stint in Civil War Reenacting with the "Thomas Mudsills" in the late 70’s and early 80’s, an experience that taught me much about the life of a Civil War soldier. I earned my Gettysburg Battlefield Guide License in 2004. I was touring during the summer months until I retired in April 2018 and now reside in the Gettysburg area guiding full time.
Nathaniel Lightner Gettysburg Pa.My GG Grand Father Nathaniel Lightner of Gettysburg
My first trip to Gettysburg was in 1966. My family took an "Eastern Vacation" where we visited many Civil War battlefields. I owe my father for my love of history. As a WW2 veteran, he flew 35 combat missions in a B-24 Bomber. On mission number 33, his plane was hit by flak and dad was forced to "hit the silk", landing in then occupied Yugoslavia. After five days behind German lines and the help of the partisans he was repatriated with his base in Italy.
​I would later discover my Great-Great Grandfather Nathaniel Lightner was living in Gettysburg at the time of the battle and provided a wonderful eyewitness account of the fighting. His home still stands along the Baltimore Pike.

​One of my main interests at Gettysburg is the monuments. With over 1300 monuments and markers dotting the field, these bronze and granite symbols tell us a story. The designs, workmanship and construction of these monuments is of great interest to me as my background was in product design and manufacturing engineering. 
I hope you enjoy this site and I look forward to seeing you on the Battlefield! If you wish, you may contact me at lbg205@yahoo.com with any comments or questions.
Thank you,
Tim Fulmer
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Great Great Grandfather Lightner's home, Gettysburg.

​My Own "Then and Now"

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​My First Trip to Gettysburg in 1966.
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As a guide standing where I was in 1966.
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  • Home
  • About Us
    • Contact Us
  • Monument Videos
  • "Then and Now" of Gettysburg
    • Then & Now the Wheatfield
    • Then & Now West Confederate Avenue
    • Then & Now Oak Ridge Tower & Penrose Myers Stand
    • Then and Now Original Gettysburg Sculptures
  • Specific Monument Info
    • Gettysburg Brigade Tablets
    • Eagle of the 115th Pa. Inf. Monument
    • Michigan Cavalry Monument East Cavalry Field
    • Tennessee State Monument
    • 20th Massachusetts Monument 1885 Location
  • Stories of Fatal Encounters
    • Col. William DeSaussure 15th South Carolina
    • Col. George Ward, 15th Mass. Inf.
    • Captain William Murray, 1st Maryland Infantry
    • Lt. Col. Martin Tschudy, 69th. PA. Infantry
    • Lt. William H. Pohlman, 59th New York Infantry
  • Sculptor Info
    • Donald DeLue
    • Caspar Buberl & Gettysburg Bronzes
    • J. Otto Schweizer
  • Gettysburg Tidbits
    • Brogans! Civil War Shoes and Gettysburg Monuments
    • Pennsylvania Memorial Tribute Coin
    • Canteens Civil War Canteens and the Gettysburg Monuments
    • Virginia Memorial Avenue
    • Legend "Saint Barbara" & Louisiana Memorial
    • Pennsylvania State Memorial's Living General
  • From their "Eyes"
    • From Their "EYE'S" 13th New Jersey If.
    • From Their "EYE'S" 78th & 102nd N.Y. Inf.
    • From His "EYES" Father William Corby
    • From His "EYES" Gen. Crawford
  • Little Round Top Renovation 2022
  • Gettysburg Remembered Blog