This regimental history provides an account of the wartime activities of the 3rd Pennsylvania Reserve from their formation in Philadelphia in 1861until they were mustered out in 1864. The account includes muster rolls and casualty lists.

The 3rd regiment of Pennsylvania Reserve Volunteer Corps. was also known as the 32nd Pennsylvania Infantry Regiment which served in the U.S. Civil War from 1861-1864.

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