Confederate Attack on E. Cemetery Hill - Gettysburg, PA
N 39° 49.307 W 077° 13.730
18S E 309245 N 4410353
Decent-sized marker gives visitors a sense of where the Confederates came from in July of 1863 at the beginning of the Battle of Gettysburg.
Waymark Code: WMA8T4
Location: Pennsylvania, United States
Date Posted: 12/04/2010
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The marker is next to the Battery B, First Pennsylvania Light Artillery monument. It is low to the ground and accounts for the movement of troops as they passed under what is now the Arch of the National Cemetery across the street and made their way to East Cemetery Hill. The hill is filled with monuments scattered everywhere. This is one of two similar type signs placed here on the hill. The table reads:
The Confederate Attack
Toward This Position
The cemetery archway ahead is shown behind the guns in
this wartime engraving.