Off the Beaten Path Places

[dlavin]

While reading Pam's threads about off the beaten path monuments/markers, I decided to google it and found the link below. I do not know the author at all, so I cannot comment on accuracy or content, but I enjoyed the long read and took notes on some items I had never heard of. Are there any places that members would add to this list?

http://battleofgettysburgbuff.com/Off_the_Usual_Path.htm

 

[Andy Cardinal]

While reading Pam's threads about off the beaten path monuments/markers, I decided to google it and found the link below. I do not know the author at all, so I cannot comment on accuracy or content, but I enjoyed the long read and took notes on some items I had never heard of. Are there any places that members would add to this list?

http://battleofgettysburgbuff.com/Off_the_Usual_Path.htm

I've used this several times to plan visits to Gettysburg!

 

[Pat Young]

While reading Pam's threads about off the beaten path monuments/markers, I decided to google it and found the link below. I do not know the author at all, so I cannot comment on accuracy or content, but I enjoyed the long read and took notes on some items I had never heard of. Are there any places that members would add to this list?

http://battleofgettysburgbuff.com/Off_the_Usual_Path.htm

Great.

I had seen the mural in 2017 and did not realize historian Mark Dunkelman was one of the artists. Dunkelman wrote a history of the 154th NY and the mural is behind that regiment's monument.

 

[Northern Light]

I have been to many of the sites mentioned here. Now I have some more to find on my next trip! Thanks for the link. I wasn't aware of it.

 

[Andy Cardinal]

Great.

I had seen the mural in 2017 and did not realize historian Mark Dunkelman was one of the artists. Dunkelman wrote a history of the 154th NY and the mural is behind that regiment's monument.

Dunkleman's book is one of the best I've read

 

[MRB1863]

Then there's a small quarried area between Devils Den and Slyder's. Some of the blocks have feathers on them there too.

The quarried area is to the immediate left of the frame of this photo.