Index to Gettysburg Campaign Files
Gettysburg National Military Park Library
4. GETTYSBURG CAMPAIGN
4-1 Meade's Planned "Pipe Creek Line" (Maryland)
4-1-A Gettysburg Campaign: Maryland Skirmishes
4-2 Gettysburg Campaign: Pennsylvania Skirmishes (2 folders)
4-2-A Brandy Station, Virginia
4-2-B Carlisle, Pennsylvania
4-2-C Chambersburg, PA and area
4-2-C-1 McConnellsburg, PA
4-2-D Department of the Susquehanna: Skirmishes near Harrisburg, June 29-30, 1863
4-2-D-1 Department of the Susquehanna: Robert H. Moor Letters
4-2-E Early's Raid on Gettysburg- June 26, 1863
4-2-F Battle of Hanover, PA- June 30, 1863
4-2-G York, PA and York County
4-3 Battle of Gettysburg: General Information
4-5
4-6 Newspaper accounts of the Gettysburg Campaign
4-6-A Newspaper accounts of the Gettysburg Campaign: Daily Evening Bulletin (Phila.)
4-6-B Newspaper accounts of the Gettysburg Campaign: Adams Sentinel
4-6-D Newspaper accounts of the Gettysburg Campaign: Cleveland Plain Dealer
4-6-E Newspaper accounts of the Gettysburg Campaign: Philadelphia Public Ledger
4-6-F Newspaper accounts of the Gettysburg Campaign: Lancaster Evening Express
4-6-G Newspaper accounts of the Gettysburg Campaign: The Lutheran Observer
4-6-H Newspaper accounts of the Gettysburg Campaign: New York Herald
4-6-I Newspaper accounts of the Battle of Gettysburg: The People's Press, Salem NC
4-6-J Newspaper accounts of the Battle of Gettysburg: The North Carolina Standard, Raleigh NC
4-6-K Newspaper accounts of the Battle of Gettysburg: The Raleigh Register
4-6-L Newspaper accounts of the Battle of Gettysburg: The Macon Daily Telegraph
4-6-M Newspaper accounts of the Gettysburg Campaign: Brooklyn Eagle
4-8 Organization of the Army of the Potomac during the Gettysburg Campaign
4-8-A Gettysburg Campaign: Soldier Accounts (general)
4-8-B Union Cavalry in the Gettysburg Campaign
4-8-C Confederate Cavalry in the Gettysburg Campaign
4-8-D Telegraphy and the Signal Corps in the Gettysburg Campaign
4-9 Battle of Gettysburg Fact Sheet: Organization Chart
4-9a July 1st Battle: General Information
4-9b July 1st: Opening Shots
4-9c July 1st: McPherson Farm Area Action
4-9d July 1st: Railroad cut action
4-9e July 1st: Barlow's Knoll Action (Barlow vs. Early)
4-9f July 1st: Oak Hill and Oak Ridge Action (Rodes vs. Robinson)
4-9g July 1st: Coster's Brigade vs. Avery
4-9h July 1st: Cemetery Hill
4-9i July 1st: Conference at Ewell's HQ
4-9j Union States at Gettysburg: State Units represented at battle
4-10 The Second Day at Gettysburg, Day of Decision (Licensed Battlefield Guide Seminar, 1992)
4-10a July 2nd: General Information on Movements and Battle
4-10b July 2nd: The Peach Orchard (Graham vs. Kershaw, Wofford and Barksdale)
4-10c July 2nd: The Wheatfield (Birney, Caldwell, Barnes vs. Hood)
4-10c-1 116th PA Inf. vs 140th PA Inf. controversy on monument positions.
4-10d July 2nd: Devil's Den (Ward vs. Robertson, Law and Benning)
4-10e July 2nd: Little Round Top (Vincent, Weed vs. Law, Robertson)
4-10f July 2nd: Little Round Top- 20th Maine Infantry vs. 15th Alabama Infantry
4-10g July 2nd: Hood's Division
4-10h July 2nd: Pennsylvania Reserves
4-10i July 2nd: Attack of Wright, Wilcox, Perry on Humphreys, Gibbon
4-10j July 2nd: McGilvery's Artillery Actions
4-10k July 2nd: III Corps (Sickles') Line
4-10l July 2nd: Culp's Hill and Cemetery Hill (Ewell vs. Howard & Slocum)
4-10m July 2nd: Decision in Long Lane (Rodes' Division)
4-10n July 2nd: Data re: Meade-Sickles Controversy
4-10o The Left Attack (Ewell's) at Gettysburg, by Capt. Whittier
4-10p Battle at Hunterstown
4-10q The Cemetery Hills, by J.K.P. Scott
4-11a July 3rd: General Information
4-11b July 3rd: East Cavalry Field (Gregg vs Stuart)
4-11c July 3rd: Farnsworth's Charge & Death
4-11d July 3rd: South Cavalry Field
4-11e July 3rd: Pender's and Heth's Divisions in Longstreet's Assault
4-11f July 3rd: Lane's Brigade (7th, 18th, 28th, 33rd, 37th North Carolina Regiments)
4-11g July 3rd: Pettigrew's Brigade (11th, 26th, 47th, 52nd North Carolina Regiments)
4-11h July 3rd: Pickett's Division
4-11h-1 July 3rd: Longstreet's Assault, Folder #1
4-11h-2 July 3rd: Longstreet's Assault, Folder #2
4-11i-1 Lee and Longstreet controversy at Gettysburg, Folder #1
4-11i-2 Lee and Longstreet controversy at Gettysburg, Folder #2
4-11i-3 Gen. Pickett's Location Controversy
4-11k Early and Stuart Controversy
4-111 Cavalry Fight at Fairfield
4-11m Artillery and the Cannonade on July 3rd
4-12 Causes of the Confederate Defeat at Gettysburg
4-13 "The Gettysburg Campaign after Pickett's Charge", Harry Pfanz
4-14 Pursuit of Lee by Army of the Potomac After Gettysburg
4-15 Retreat of the Army of Northern Virginia after Gettysburg
4-16 Army Movements from Gettysburg to Williamsport, MD
4-17 Lee's Report of Gettysburg Campaign 1863
4-18 US Army Quartermaster Reports after the Battle of Gettysburg (clean-up)
4-19 Foreign Observers at and on the Gettysburg Campaign
4-19a The Artillery at Gettysburg, by J.K.P. Scott
4-20 Aftermath- Battlefield Descriptions and General Accounts
4-21 Capt. James T. Long, The 16th Decisive Battle of the World, Gettysburg, 1903. (copy)
4-22 Army of the Potomac, post-battle statistics.
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