Winfield Scott Hancock marker Gettysburg battlefield

A marker erected on Hancock avenue in 1888 shows where Hancock was wounded during Pickett’s charge.

‘trust in god and do not fear anything’ by Rick Reeves

‘bayonets’ by Dan Nance

Union standard bearer 3rd US infantry 1863 by Don Troiani

‘chosen ground’ by Keith Rocco

‘forward to the foe’ by Mark Maritato

‘Hood’s texans’ by Mark Maritato

‘fierce when provoked’ by Bradley Schmehl

‘Steven’s knoll’ by Dan Nance

‘you will soon see them tumbling back’ by John Paul Strain

‘fighting on the ridges’ by Dale Gallon

Union victories at Gettysburg and Vicksburg 1863

source : ‘the American civil war story’ BBC history magazine

In the first days of july 1863, two simultaneous military victories for the Union seemed to turn the tide in the war.

‘rebel yell’ by Don Troiani

‘alabamians at Gettysburg’ by Dan Nance

‘toward the angle’ by Don Troiani

‘we gained nothing but glory’ by Bradley Schmehl

‘the high water mark’ by Don Troiani

‘give them cold steel’ by Don Troiani

‘Emmitsburg road’ by Don Troiani

‘charge of the tarheels’ by Dan Nance

‘Gettysburg 150th anniversary’ by Dale Gallon

Kemper’s brigade, Pickett’s charge Gettysburg by Dan Nance

‘rock of Erin’ by Don Troiani

‘this side of the lord’ by Dan Nance

‘imperishable glory’ by Dale Gallon