Historian Jim Hessler discusses General Dan Sickles' amputated leg - the most famous Civil War leg
10:11
YouTubeNational Museum of Civil War Medicine
Historian Jim Hessler discusses General Dan Sickles' amputated leg - the most famous Civil War leg
A cast replica of General Dan Sickles' famously amputated right leg is on display now at the National Museum of Civil War Medicine. Historian Jim Hessler and NMCWM Director of Interpretation Dana B. Shoaf discuss the notorious general and his wounding at Gettysburg. If you enjoy the video then please hit that like button and subscribe! Help ...
40.4K views3 weeks ago
National Museum of Civil War Medicine Tour
2.7K views · 57 reactions | Michael Constantine takes us on a quick-fire tour of the National Civil War Centre. | National Civil War Centre - Newark Museum | Facebook
4:02
2.7K views · 57 reactions | Michael Constantine takes us on a quick-fire tour of the National Civil War Centre. | National Civil War Centre - Newark Museum | Facebook
FacebookNational Civil War Centre -
2.7K views2 weeks ago
Join the National Museum of Civil War Medicine and the Gettysburg Foundation in the hills of Gettysburg where they will discuss the advancements of surgical practices and the impact of Zabdiel Boylston Adams in the latest edition of Gettysburg Medical Moments. Watch now: https://ow.ly/l3Uh50VH0nC #Gettysburg #Medical #History #CivilWar #NationalParksPartner #Education | Gettysburg Foundation
Join the National Museum of Civil War Medicine and the Gettysburg Foundation in the hills of Gettysburg where they will discuss the advancements of surgical practices and the impact of Zabdiel Boylston Adams in the latest edition of Gettysburg Medical Moments. Watch now: https://ow.ly/l3Uh50VH0nC #Gettysburg #Medical #History #CivilWar #NationalParksPartner #Education | Gettysburg Foundation
FacebookGettysburg Foundation
27.4K views8 months ago
1.7K views · 133 reactions | There were a couple of methods for resuscitating patients during the 1860s. They didn't work very well. | National Museum of Civil War Medicine | Facebook
1:21
1.7K views · 133 reactions | There were a couple of methods for resuscitating patients during the 1860s. They didn't work very well. | National Museum of Civil War Medicine | Facebook
FacebookNational Museum of Civil War
1.8K views2 weeks ago
Top videos
The Doctor's Who Tried to Save Lincoln - DC's Petersen House
17:35
The Doctor's Who Tried to Save Lincoln - DC's Petersen House
YouTubeNational Museum of Civil War
81.5K viewsApr 23, 2024
A Condom from the Civil War ??
0:56
A Condom from the Civil War ??
YouTubeAmerican Battlefield Trust
448.9K views8 months ago
Touring the George Spangler Farm at Gettysburg with Dr. Carol Reardon
1:10:34
Touring the George Spangler Farm at Gettysburg with Dr. Carol Reardon
YouTubeNational Museum of Civil War
88.9K viewsMar 25, 2021
National Museum of Civil War Medicine Civil War Medicine History
Medicine in the aftermath of war | Science Museum
7:06
Medicine in the aftermath of war | Science Museum
sciencemuseum.org.uk
Mar 27, 2020
Fighting Disease with Smell: “Disinfection” during the Civil War
Fighting Disease with Smell: “Disinfection” during the Civil War
civilwarmed.org
Oct 1, 2019
6.2K views · 116 reactions | CLOSING SOON! The Faces of Civil War Nurses photo exhibit, in partnership with Military Images, will be up at the Clara Barton Missing Soldiers Office in Washington, D.C., until September 1st. Only THREE MORE WEEKS to see it in this enchanting space! The Clara Barton Missing Soldiers Office Museum is open Thursday, Friday, and Saturday from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Plan your visit now! www.clarabartonmuseum.org | National Museum of Civil War Medicine | Facebook
3:09
6.2K views · 116 reactions | CLOSING SOON! The Faces of Civil War Nurses photo exhibit, in partnership with Military Images, will be up at the Clara Barton Missing Soldiers Office in Washington, D.C., until September 1st. Only THREE MORE WEEKS to see it in this enchanting space! The Clara Barton Missing Soldiers Office Museum is open Thursday, Friday, and Saturday from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Plan your visit now! www.clarabartonmuseum.org | National Museum of Civil War Medicine | Facebook
FacebookNational Museum of Civil War
2.8K views1 week ago