Gettysburg Virtual Tour - Cemetery Hill Culps Hill

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A Photographic Tour of Gettysburg
Cemetery Hill, Culp's Hill Area

revised 11/01/04

Unless otherwise noted, all photos by W. Norton-Taylor

Note: Click on the thumbnail photos to see full size images

Cemetery Hill:
	General Winfield Scott Hancock's Monument on East Cemetery Hill.
	Artillery on East Cemetery Hill facing East.
	View east from East Cemetery Hill.
	The Gatehouse for Evergreen Cemetery.
	The New York State monument at the Gettysburg National Cemetery.
	The site of the last Civil War remains interred at Gettysburg. (photo by J. D. Petruzzir)
	The grave of George Nixon, grandfather of President Richard M Nixon, in the Gettysburg National Cemetery.
	The Delaware Monument located near the Visitor's Center.
	Close-up of the front of the Delaware Monument.
Culp's Hill:
	Winebrenner's Run.
	The 78 & 102 NY Infantry Monument. Click here for photos of this monument before its restoration.
	The 149th NY Infantry
	The 137th NY Infantry
	The 150th NY Infantry
	The 67th NY Infantry, also known as the 1st Long Island Volunteers
	The 23rd PA Volunteers
	The 29th PA Volunteers
	The 111th PA Volunteers
	The 2nd (1st) MD (CSA) Infantry. This was the first Confederate regimental monument placed on the battlefield. The regiment was actually known as the 1st Maryland, however, since there were regiments from Maryland on both sides at Gettysburg, Union troops from Maryland who called themselves the "1st" would not allow Confederate troops the same designation. Therefore, the Confederate veterans from Maryland were forced to change from the 1st to the 2nd.