Ghosts of Devil's Den

CplHall140thPA

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While reading Mark Nesbitt's Ghosts of Gettysburg, I came across an intriguing story that is briefly mentioned at the bottom of page 14 concerning Devil's Den. In it he writes that in Jack McLaughin's Book Gettysburg: The Long Encampment, there is a photo taken by Walter Lane of Devil's Den showing the sloping ground towards Little Round Top that some who viewed the image swore they can see a face wearing a civil war kepi. I believe that is this photo below. Can anyone spot the so-called face? 
Screenshot_19-1-2026_20517_archive.org.webp
 
Thought the displayed photograph is too blurry to interpret any distinct shape that might fit the image of a 'face wearing a kepi.'

Is it known when the photograph was taken?
 
Sometime before 1963 when he published it.
Okay - thanks.

Personally believe that photographs of known famous battlefield scenes can trigger perception biases in some viewers who identify/interpret (unrealistically) spotted shapes in the scene to have a connection to what happened. (For example. If no battle was known to have occurred in this pictured scene, would a viewer still as readily make out a shape seen to resemble some battlefield image, like a 'soldier's face wearing a kepi').

Out of interest. Did you spot the image mentioned in this scene?
 
Looks like two men in the dark trees to the right. One possibly holding a rifle about to charge up hill. The other looks like he is looking at the camera right over the other soldiers shoulder. I don't believe in ghosts, but trees have a funny way of making things look like figures from the past.
 
Looks like two men in the dark trees to the right. One possibly holding a rifle about to charge up hill. The other looks like he is looking at the camera right over the other soldiers shoulder. I don't believe in ghosts, but trees have a funny way of making things look like figures from the past.
Can you show us a circled photo?
 

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