The Electric Map tells the story of the Battle of Gettysburg in one of its last days of operation in 2009. Like its longtime neighbor, the Cyclorama building, the mothballed map's future is in doubt.

An electric light-up map that educated visitors at the Gettysburg battlefield for decades is getting a new owner after an online auction by the federal government on Friday ended with a $14,010 bid.

Roland purchased the map in 2012 at an auction for $14,000. His hope is that the map will bring some of Gettysburg's tourism to the Hanover area, highlighting the town's own role in the Civil War.

Adams County is the ancestral home of the non-Moravian side of our family. Some of our earliest memories are involved with two trips from Bethlehem to Gettysburg to visit distant relatives and to b… ...

Developed for the Smithsonian Institution to mark Gettysburg’s 150th anniversary, the panoramic map went live on the Smithsonian website Friday, giving history buffs a new way to look at the ...