JPK Huson 1863
Brev. Brig. Gen'l
- Joined
- Feb 14, 2012
- Location
- Central Pennsylvania
Am guessing other Gettysburg buffs have. Between LoC and Pinterest, really interesting to keep paging through sites, see what's there.
Camp of 69th PA, must be November, 1863
1860's shot of Baltimore St intersection- look familiar?
I think this is the toll house, and rats- cannot find the description so won't try!
1893 reunion with Meade, Jr.,who was ' There' July, 1863 with his father. I think it was he who Sickles ignored when Meade, Sr. sent a message via him to Move It Back. He's in the front, under the man with hat in hand, next to Long Gray Beard, right of center, super mustache.
Along with the famous Blue/Gray veterans photo, a photo of the 1913's assembly tent.
This would be post-battle, Christian Commision, press, setting up organized aid chaos, not November, 1863 camp. Note the trees. Central PA in November, those leaves would be on the ground and no Queen Anne's lace.
National Cemetery Gates, when new- amazing.
I'm sure other members have seen this CC photo, disremember bumping into it personally. Oh, or the next although have seen a similar photo.
This ' clerk' is also brand, new to me. Now this looks like it could easily have been November.
Have had this for awhile, an LoC of Culp's Hill, wish there was a date.
There's yet another edition of this I have to dig out- was astonished. Who knew more than one faux-dead at this spot existed? I guess if the shot is set up it was foolish to trust one exposure. But gee whiz.
Also had not caught Tipton's Gatehouse scene- although cannot find a clear image.
Camp of 69th PA, must be November, 1863
1860's shot of Baltimore St intersection- look familiar?
I think this is the toll house, and rats- cannot find the description so won't try!
1893 reunion with Meade, Jr.,who was ' There' July, 1863 with his father. I think it was he who Sickles ignored when Meade, Sr. sent a message via him to Move It Back. He's in the front, under the man with hat in hand, next to Long Gray Beard, right of center, super mustache.
Along with the famous Blue/Gray veterans photo, a photo of the 1913's assembly tent.
This would be post-battle, Christian Commision, press, setting up organized aid chaos, not November, 1863 camp. Note the trees. Central PA in November, those leaves would be on the ground and no Queen Anne's lace.
National Cemetery Gates, when new- amazing.
I'm sure other members have seen this CC photo, disremember bumping into it personally. Oh, or the next although have seen a similar photo.
This ' clerk' is also brand, new to me. Now this looks like it could easily have been November.
Have had this for awhile, an LoC of Culp's Hill, wish there was a date.
There's yet another edition of this I have to dig out- was astonished. Who knew more than one faux-dead at this spot existed? I guess if the shot is set up it was foolish to trust one exposure. But gee whiz.
Also had not caught Tipton's Gatehouse scene- although cannot find a clear image.