Where the Civil War and York, Pa., baseball meet

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Jim McClure
 on June 18, 2007 7:51 AM | | Comments (0)

While checking out Patriot Days activities at York County Heritage Trust on June 22-23, look for the case exhibit on the York White Roses. ...

The trust has put together an exhibit of White Roses/York Pirate memorabilia including signed baseballs, York Athletic Club ticket books, a White Roses pendant, and a large advertisement featuring a game at Eagles Park. (Does anyone remember where that was located?)

For a complete weekend schedule of events observing York's connection to the Civil War, see Patriot Days .

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