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| The Seminary where Gen. Buford observed his Cavalry holding off Confederate Infantry on July 1, 1863. |
| The Trostle Famr still bares the scars of the battle today. Notice the hole made by artillery fire on the second day of battle. |
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| The Kids & I at the Peace Light Memorial |
| The defensive line of the Federals located here at Cemetary Ridge on July 3rd would hold against the Pickett, Pettigrew & Trimble assault and end the 3 day battle in a Union victory. |
| Monument on Cemetary Hill Erected in honor of Union Troops from West Virginia. |
| Spangler's Springs |
| Reenactors from North Carolina came to honor NC soldiers who fell on the northern fields of Gettysburg. |
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| The National Cemetary where Lincon gave the famous Gettysburg Address. |
| From the "Longstreet Tower" you can clearly see the Round Tops at Gettysburg. Little Round Top is to the left. |
| Father Corby gave absolution to Union Troops before combat on July the 2nd. This same monument stands at Notre Dame where he is called "Touch Back Corby". |