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Gettysburg before the Battle

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Farnsworth House

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Big Round Top

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Spanglers Spring

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Triangle Field

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The Peach Orchard

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Gettysburg Address

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The National Tower

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Culp's Hill

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Eternal Light Peace Memorial

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Reynold's Woods

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Benner's Hill

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Pickett's Charge

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Homes on the Battlefield

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The Union Army

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Confedarate Army

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One thing that many visitors to Gettysburg dont realize is that the town itself is part of the Battlefield. Much of the heavy fighting and most of the sniper activity was done during the second day of the battle. Walking in town today you can still sence the battle and see the damage inflicted on the town.

On July 2nd as the battle raged on from the Northwest of Reynolds Woods and the Lutheran Semanary toward Cemetary hill, The Confederate Army pushed the Union Army back through the town of Gettysburg.