One Hundred Nights of Taps, Gettysburg, 2024
The 2024 Commemorative Coin
The Lincoln Fellowship of Pennsylvania is pleased to share the “One Hundred Nights of Taps, Gettysburg, 2024” commemorative coin. The commemorative coin is given to the buglers and guest presenters as a special thanks.
Every evening, a Union soldier buried in Soldiers' National Cemetery is honored through the Taps program. This soldier is a representation of all the soldiers buried in the cemetery. This year's commemorative coin bears the image of 2nd Lt. Edmund Dascomb, Co. G, 2nd N.H. Vols. He was a student from Tufts College, who was killed during the battle on July 2, 1863, when the Confederate forces overran the 2nd New Hampshire Volunteer Infantry at the Joseph Sherfy Peach Orchard. The regiment lost 190 of its 354 officers and men, and Lt. Dascomb was one of them.
We look forward to being with everyone this summer. We will be adding new educational Enduring Pathways to the program, along with the stories of the unknowns. Join us starting on May 27.
2023 Commemorative Coin Honoring The UNKNOWN Soldier |
2022 Commemorative Coin Honoring Sergeant Amos Humiston |
2021 Commemorative Coin Honoring Private Charles Speisberger |
2020 Commemorative Coin Honoring Sergeant Isaac Osborn, Sr. |
2019 Commemorative Coin Pictured: Jari Villanueva, Taps for Veterans, Program Music Director |
2018 Commemorative Coin Pictured: Jari Villanueva, Taps for Veterans, Program Music Director |
2017 Commemorative Coin Pictured: Soldiers' National Monument Gettysburg National Cemetery |
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