The white stenciling around the red bricks on the west side of Gettysburg’s David Wills House is progressing very well, and might be finished by next week. This view was taken from the west facing east at approximately 4:45 PM on Friday, Oc[...]
Here is a map of the Confederate earthworks on Seminary Ridge. We have marked the earthworks in brown. This map was created from the south facing north at approximately 7:00 PM on Thursday, October 30, 2008. Some of the best known earthworks not r[...]
From the Pennsylvania monument, we show the earthworks that have been exposed by the tree cutting with a red line. We measured the earthworks to be approximately 130 yards long. The Pennsylvania Monument Restroom is to the left of the white car. T[...]
The white stenciling around the red bricks on the west side of Gettysburg’s David Wills House is progressing well, despite the recently inclement weather. This view was taken from the west facing east at approximately 4:45 PM on Tuesday, Oc[...]
These hours are good for just a few more days. Beginning this Saturday, and continuing until April 1st, the hours will be 6:00 AM to 7:00 PM. This sign is on the west side of Ayres Avenue. This view was taken from the north facing south at appr[...]
Henry J. Stahle, the editor of the Gettysburg Compiler, the newspaper associated with the Democratic party in Gettysburg, was arrested following the battle on charges of disloyalty while the Confederates occupied Gettysburg in July, 1863. It was [...]
Our fourth panoramic update of the change of seasons from Little Round Top. For those who cannot visit Gettysburg this month, we have decided to show photographs of the change of seasons. Approximately once a week we have taken photographs (in the [...]
Seminary Ridge Avenue is passable to local traffic. After being down to a dirt and gravel base the last week or so, it now contains a layer of asphalt. A pulloff has been rebuilt on the right (west) side of the road after the stop sign. This vi[...]
The marker showing the position of the 95th New York Infantry Regiment on Oak Ridge has not always been in its current location. In 1996, it, or what was left of it, was moved from its original location where it was being struck by vehicles. The[...]
The National Park Service will not move the flank markers a couple of feet farther from Reynolds Avenue. The markers to the 56th Pennsylvania Infantry Regiment (light colored marker) and the 147th New York (gray marker to the right of the 56th Pe[...]