Where is it Wednesday, Gettysburg?

[MRB1863]

Identify the location of this site. What made it important after the war?

 

[Ole Miss]

Path to Spangler's Spring
Regards
David

 

[reading48]

could it be, from the road the right hand side of devils den, the path leading up to the duck..

 

[W117Monte]

The little path that took you to the bath house in the slaughter pen. now it takes you up to devils kitchen.

 

[Cavalier]

It looks to me like part of the High Water Mark walk from the area of the o!d cyclorama building to the High Water Mark area at the copse of trees.

John

 

[Tony Z]

I'm totally lost on this week's photo!

 

[Reconstructed Rebel]

A path across from Devil's Den?

 

[JDG1863]

It looks like the path that takes you past the Trough Rock in the Slaughter Pen. This was part of the trolley line from the 1890s - 1910s.

 

[eBrowne]

Is this part of the Gettysburg trolley bed?

 

[Tony Z]

Looks like a path from the "National Stables".

 

[Seduzal]

I'm totally lost on this week's photo!

Don't feel bad your totally lost and I have no clue!

 

[WScott]

Another vote for the DUCK!

 

[Booner]

It's the path to the first public outhouse built at the park.

 

[reading48]

It looks like the path that takes you past the Trough Rock in the Slaughter Pen. This was part of the trolley line from the 1890s - 1910s.

I like that answer .... It could be..

 

[John S. Carter]

Identify the location of this site. What made it important after the war?
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Looks to me like a very nice place to "park" on a country road. Only those of a certain area of the country and age would know of this

 

[eBrowne]

It is not a lover's lane parking spot. There seems to be no evidence of beer cans or "other things."

 

[MRB1863]

Yep, across the little wooden footbridge at the Slaughter Pen where the paths intersect. Significance is that the path follows the old trolley bed.

Stay tuned for next episode of "Where Is It Wednesday, Gettysburg"!!!

 

[Tony Z]

Yep, across the little wooden footbridge at the Slaughter Pen where the paths intersect. Significance is that the path follows the old trolley bed.
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Stay tuned for next episode of "Where Is It Wednesday, Gettysburg"!!!

Was this the bridge that led to the old latrine?

TIA

 

[reading48]

If you mean the old restroom that was torn down ... yes ...