17th Corps Field Hospital - Civil War

Name: 17th Corps Field Hospital - Civil War
Address: 1320 Anderson Drive, Ste 17, Batavia, IL, 60510, US
Telephone: (630) 768-2705
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17th Corps Field Hospital, Inc. is organized exclusively for educational purposes helping teachers, Our members are trained in educational techniques/strategies.
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We are trained in the techniques of the National Association of Interpreters (NAI). The NAI training is used by the National Park Services employees, state and local ecological parks, state and local historical homes and sites to improve their interactions with the public.

80% of our members have taught at the elementary, junior high, senior high, or college level. We have presented for the Nati

onal Park Service Antietam Battlefield (Sharpsburg, MD), the National Museum for Civil War Medicine (Frederick, MD), the Old State Capitol Medical Conference (Springfield, IL), DuSable Museum of African American History (Chicago, Illinois) Chicago History Museum (Chicago, Illinois), the Midwest Civil War Museum (Kenosha, WI) City of Marietta, Georgia, and City of Newnan, Georgia. In addition, we present both Union and Confederate medical personnel at 16 weekend events per year in Illinois and Wisconsin for over 10 years as an organization. We are members of the Society of Civil War Surgeons, the national organization of Civil War Medical Interpreters. We have presented at their national conference and have a member of the Board of Directors in our organization. Our members write for civil war publications. These publications include The Civil War Courier, Camp Chase Gazette, and Citizen’s Companion. As a group, our members have over 10 years of publishing articles.

03/11/2024

The Loch Ness Monster has invaded the valley of death at Getyysburg!

02/25/2024

Digger talking to the public about a grave situation

02/25/2024

More talking to the public by Dr. Roman

02/25/2024

At Kenosha Midwest civil war museum todat

11/06/2023

Pictures from our Hainesville Event in October 2023

11/06/2023

Pictures from our Princeton Event in October 2023

11/06/2023

Pictures from our Manitowoc Event

11/06/2023

Speaking at the National Association of Interpreters Conference in Little Rock, Arkansas on Friday, November 10, 2023

09/03/2023

08/28/2023

COME TO THE FUND RAISER BALL!

08/19/2023

At Battlefield Brewery on Hunterstown Road today. The brewery barn was a 2nd Corps Confederate Hospital. Wounded from Culp's Hill were brought here. Come by and see the barn and us.

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1320 Anderson Drive, Ste 17
Batavia, IL
60510

Telephone

(630) 768-2705

Website

http://17thcorpsfieldhospital.blogspot.com/

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Our members are trained in educational techniques/strategies. We are trained in the techniques of the National Association of Interpreters (NAI). The NAI training is used by the National Park Services employees, state and local ecological parks, state and local historical homes and sites to improve their interactions with the public. 80% of our members have taught at the elementary, junior high, senior high, or college level. We have presented for the National Park Service Antietam Battlefield (Sharpsburg, MD), the National Museum for Civil War Medicine (Frederick, MD), the Old State Capitol Medical Conference (Springfield, IL), DuSable Museum of African American History (Chicago, Illinois) Chicago History Museum (Chicago, Illinois), the Midwest Civil War Museum (Kenosha, WI) City of Marietta, Georgia, and City of Newnan, Georgia. In addition, we present both Union and Confederate medical personnel at 16 weekend events per year in Illinois and Wisconsin for over 10 years as an organization. We are members of the Society of Civil War Surgeons, the national organization of Civil War Medical Interpreters. We have presented at their national conference and have a member of the Board of Directors in our organization. Our members write for civil war publications. These publications include The Civil War Courier, Camp Chase Gazette, and Citizen’s Companion. As a group, our members have over 10 years of publishing articles.