Gettysburg National Military Park Collection

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A foggy morning landscape across the Gettysburg battlefield

GETTYSBURG, 1971. The entrance to Gettysburg National Military Park and surrounding businesses on Steinwehr Avenue in Gettysburg, Pennsylvania. Photograph by Thomas J. O Halloran, 1971

GETTYSBURG MILITARY PARK. The North Carolina Monument on West Confederate Avenue at Gettysburg National Military Park, Pennsylvania. Photograph, 1998

GETTYSBURG MILITARY PARK. A cannon at the Gettysburg National Military Park, Pennsylvania. Photograph, 1998

GETTYSBURG MILITARY PARK. Cannons on the East Cavalry Battlefield on Confederate Cavalry Avenue at the Gettysburg National Military Park, Pennsylvania. Photograph, 1998

GETTYSBURG MILITARY PARK. Monument to the 110th Pennsylvania Infantry Regiment on De Trobriand Avenue at the Gettysburg National Military Park in Pennsylvania. Photograph, 1998

GETTYSBURG MILITARY PARK. A view of Little Round Top from Devils Den at Gettysburg National Military Park. Photograph, 1998

GETTYSBURG MILITARY PARK. The monument to the 91st Pennsylvania Infantry Regiment on top of Little Round Top, with a view of Devils Den in the distance

GETTYSBURG MILITARY PARK. Monument to Brigadier General John C. Robinson along Doubleday Avenue at the Gettysburg National Military Park, Pennsylvania. Photograph, 1998

GETTYSBURG, c1919. A cannon in front of a log cabin at the Gettysburg National Military Park in Adams County, Pennsylvania. Photograph, c1919

GETTYSBURG, c1903. A monument at the Summit of Culps Hill at the Gettysburg National Military Park in Pennsylvania. Photograph, c1903

GETTYSBURG, c1903. Round Top from Devils Den at the Gettysburg National Military Park in Pennsylvania. Photograph, c1903

GETTYSBURG, c1903. Monuments on the Wheatfield at the Gettysburg National Military Park in Pennsylvania. Photograph, c1903

GETTYSBURG, c1903. Monument to Brigadier General Gouverneur Kemble Warren on Little Round Top at the Gettysburg National Military Park in Pennsylvania. Photograph, c1903

GETTYSBURG MILITARY PARK. Devils Den at the Gettysburg National Military Park. Photograph, c1903

GETTYSBURG MILITARY PARK. The monument to the Third Michigan Infantry Regiment in the Peach Orchard at the Gettysburg National Military Park. Photograph, c1903

Gettysburg Battlefield Postcard. 1903, Gettysburg Battlefield Postcard

USA, Pennsylvania, Gettysburg, Statue of US Army Major General Winfield Scott Hancock, part of the Civil War Memorial at Gettysburg National Military Park

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Step back in time and explore the hallowed grounds of Gettysburg National Military Park. As you enter through its historic gates, a sense of reverence washes over you, transporting you to the pivotal year of 1971. The North Carolina Monument stands proudly on West Confederate Avenue, a testament to the bravery and sacrifice of those who fought here. Cannons dot the landscape, reminding us of the fierce battles that once raged across these fields. One such cannon at Gettysburg National Military Park serves as a powerful symbol of both destruction and resilience. Venturing further into the park, we come across cannons on East Cavalry Battlefield, where echoes from Confederate soldiers still linger in the air. Nearby stands a monument honoring the brave men of the 110th Pennsylvania Infantry Regiment – their legacy forever etched in stone. From Devils Den at Gettysburg, an awe-inspiring view unfolds before our eyes: Little Round Top majestically rises against an endless sky, and is here that history whispers its tales and visitors can feel an indescribable connection to those who stood their ground during one of America's bloodiest conflicts. The 91st Pennsylvania Infantry Regiment is commemorated by a solemn monument within these sacred grounds – a tribute to their unwavering dedication and courage amidst chaos. Brigadier General John C. 's monument stands tall as a reminder that leadership played an integral role in shaping this nation's destiny. His memory lives on through his contributions to this defining moment in American history. As we wander through time at Gettysburg National Military Park, we stumble upon scenes frozen in c1919 –a cannon poised before a humble log cabin– evoking images from another era when strife filled these lands yet hope persevered. Atop Culps Hill summit lies another poignant memorial from c1903; it gazes out towards Round Top from Devil's Den.