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The Gettysburg Wheatfield History

The Gettysburg Wheatfield One of the bloodiest battle sites in the United States is the Gettysburg Wheatfield. The 19 acre field of wheat changed hands between the North and South six times. Veterans compared it to a whirlpool. Swept up in the intense fighting, over 6,000 men were killed, wounded, or captured in the field […]

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The Gettysburg Address Text Meaning and Impact

The Gettysburg Address Text Did you know that the Gettysburg address text was not written by Abraham Lincoln until the day before he arrived in Gettysburg? He also may have delivered some of the words a little differently in his speech than what he had written. Lincoln arrived in Gettysburg by train the day before […]

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The Battle of Gettysburg Timeline

The Battle of Gettysburg Timeline The battle of Gettysburg timeline gives a brief summary of everything from the events leading up to the battle at Gettysburg to life after the Civil War. My goal here is to briefly summarize the battle at Gettysburg and basic Civil War facts in a chronology. I hope that this […]

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Somber Gettysburg Cemetary

Somber Gettysburg Cemetary by Candice Compton Robertson (Columbia, KY ) I took this picture in April of 2009, while visiting the park. It was cloudy and overcast that day, which I believe added to the somberness of the picture. I used a vingette and altered the sepia color some to get this look. Comments for […]

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The Civil War

The Civil War by Jenny (Coppell, TX) Cruel Issuing freedomViolentIt started with slaves and states’ rightsLosing lives Weapon raid in VirginiaAlabama and ten other states secededRobert E. Lee fought for the Confederate Army Comments for The Civil War Average Rating Click here to add your own comments Oct 07, 2015 Nice NEWby: Anonymous I visit […]

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The Cattle Cry

The Cattle Cry by Sandra L Polvinale (Fairfield PA 17320) A fourth of July like none other. No place I’d rather be.Miss Freda’s Gettysburg estateCattle acting …mysteriously!Canons shout! The battle cries!Cattle huddlingSmoke filled skies.Lush green fieldsTerrified cattle!Calves calling mom.All cattle huddling.Crying out,the battle cry!Man and beastDeath and cries.Quiet fields stillThe grass lands waveA bluebird is […]

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