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[Barrycdog]

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Greg AinsworthGettysburg Moments
Yesterday near Decatur, IL



A traffic cam shot from this morning matches up pretty closely with the pic of the Wagon Hotel from the late 1860's posted by Michael Waricher Battlefield Perspectives's.

 

[reading48]

Great find....

 

[pamc153PA]

Where'd you find the traffic cam pic?

 

[wilber6150]

Great slushies there lol Thats right across the street from the Irish shop isn't it?

 

[JerseyBart]

Fantastic historical picture right there. I can only imagine the mess and carnage in that area during July 1863. The 1863 Inn of Gettysburg is to the left of that traffic cam. Great place to stay when we visit G-Burg in November yearly.

 

[EJ Zander]

On summer weekends the traffic moves as fast now as it did then, LOL

 

[JerseyBart]

Great slushies there lol Thats right across the street from the Irish shop isn't it?

Yes, and the awesome candy store...and bookstore to the right.

 

[Mike Serpa]

Is the building on the far left in the upper photo behind 'BUS 15' in the lower photo?

 

[Barrycdog]

Where'd you find the traffic cam pic?

Facebook

 

[Rob9641]

Where did you get the old photo? I get confused between the intersection of Baltimore Street and Steinwehr Ave, and the intersection of Taneytown Road and Steinwehr. The old photo looks like the Baltimore Street intersection, but the new photo is Taneytown Road intersection. But like I said, I get confused. I was wondering how the old photo was identified and where you got it.

 

[Barrycdog]

Where did you get the old photo? I get confused between the intersection of Baltimore Street and Steinwehr Ave, and the intersection of Taneytown Road and Steinwehr. The old photo looks like the Baltimore Street intersection, but the new photo is Taneytown Road intersection. But like I said, I get confused. I was wondering how the old photo was identified and where you got it.

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Yesterday near Decatur, IL A traffic cam shot from this morning matches up pretty closely with the pic of the Wagon Hotel from the late 1860's posted by Michael Waricher Battlefield Perspectives's

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