Richard "Dick" Winters and his "Band of ... Ambrose famously spent a week at the major’s Fredericksburg, Lebanon County, farm. Later, Winters would proudly display a sign in his home that ...

This was the Dick Winters who bravely fought the war only so that he could return to the quiet place he dreamed about between battles. The place was a farm in Fredericksburg, Lebanon County ...

Though short cold snaps still punctuate the winters, Oswald said, average temperatures have been creeping up every year. Floodwaters swamped Richard Oswald's farm and childhood home, shown here ...

A post on my Phil’s From the Farm Facebook fan page about the still ... made talking to each other,” Fitzsimons said. Reader Richard Liedtky of Plymouth said when growing up in the North ...

Richard (Dick) Winters, the Army commander whose heroism during World War II was immortalized in the book and television miniseries “Band of Brothers,” died last week in central Pennsylvania.

Richard Winters, who led paratroopers from Company ... he would "find a small farm in the Pennsylvania countryside" and spend the rest of his life in quiet and peace, Ridge said.

Richard “Dick” Winters, the “Easy Company” commander whose World War II exploits were made famous by the book and television miniseries “Band of Brothers,” has died. He was 92.

Now she has written proof that her father, Richard Winters ... He spends much of his time at a 200-acre farm near Kutztown. Winters says the book is not a romantic report on the history of ...

Richard "Dick" Winters, the Easy Company commander whose World War II exploits were made famous by the book and television miniseries "Band of Brothers," died last week in central Pennsylvania.

PHILADELPHIA - Richard "Dick" Winters, the Easy Company commander whose World War II exploits were made famous by the book and television miniseries "Band of Brothers," died last week in central ...

Richard Winters, who led paratroopers from Company ... he would "find a small farm in the Pennsylvania countryside" and spend the rest of his life in quiet and peace, Ridge said.