This morning, I caught a headline in the local paper: "Fire guts Gettysburg Civil War chapel". Which worried me. After all, there are some historically significant churches associated with Civil War battlefields -- the Dunker Church at Antietam National Battlefield comes to mind. I didn't remember one associated with Gettysburg, but the Civil War is not really my forte when it comes to military history.
Then I read the article. A "Civil-War themed wooden chapel" founded to "tell the story of Christianity during the Civil War."