Battle of Gettysburg Orders of Battle, Maps, and Reports, &tc.

Orders of Battle for the Battle of Gettysburg

The Army of the Potomac (Federal): Located on this site. This copy is annotated and linked to Library of Congress photos. I hope to link to reenactors sites. Drop me a line if you want to be linked and your unit was at Gettysburg.
The Army of Northern Virginia (Confederate): Via Gopher server. If anyone wants to modify the text as I have done for the Federal Army, please do so and I will include it here or link to it.

Maps of the Battle Field at Gettysburg

Map of the Battle Field of Gettysburg.

"Surveyed and Drawn under the Direction of Bvt. Maj. Gen. G. K. Warren, Major of Engineers." A map based on an 1868-9 survey of the battlefield by Meade's Chief of Engineers. Originally in four sheets, it is reproduced in 20 images.

Maps of the Battle Field of Gettysburg showing troop positions on July 1st, 2nd, & 3rd, 1863.

"Maps of the Battle Field of Gettysburg showing troop positions on July 1st, 2nd, & 3rd, 1863. Published by authority of the Hon. the Secretary of War, Office of the Chief of Engineers, U. S. Army, 1876." Three maps prepared for the Official Records.

Maps from The History of the Civil War in America by the Comte de Paris (published 1876-1883 by Porter & Coates, Philadelphia. Copyright expired.)

Gettysburg, and Field of Cavalry Operations East of Gettysburg

Official Reports of the War of the Rebellion: Gettysburg

Gettysburg reports are in Volume XXVII of the Official Records of the Union and Confederate Armies. Volume XXVII has three parts.

The official report of the 1st Minnesota Regiment from the Battle of Gettysburg (II Corps (Hancock), 2nd Div. 1st Brig.). The report notes the capture of the colors from the 28th Virginia Regiment by Pvt. Marshall Sherman. The flag captured by Pvt. Sherman is held by the Minnesota Historical Society in St. Paul, Minnesota. In 1998, a group of reenactors from Virginia asked for (demanded?) the flag's return. Now, the Virginia State Legislature is considering asking for the flag back. The Minnesota Historical Society and the Governor of Minnesota refuse to consider the request. The flag remains in Minnesota! Hurrah for the Union!

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