Results for High Water Mark
The Confederate High Water Mark
You have reached the farthest point to which any organized...
High Water Mark
(Viewer's Left Side Page):High Water Mark
of the Reb...
The High Water Mark
July 3, 1863 - Third Day
"Too bad! Too bad! On! Too ...
High Water Mark Walking Tour
July 3, 1863 - Third Day
"Every foot of ground was o...
Results for High Water Mark
The Confederate High Water Mark
You have reached the farthest point to which any organized Confederate infantry advanced on July 1. Two simple wooden structures stood within this cleared area. They are thought to have housed the slaves working the Crew farm.
During the twilight fighting, ...
High Water Mark
(Viewer's Left Side Page):High Water Mark
of the Rebellion
This Copse of Trees was the Landmark
toward which Longstreet's assault was directed
July 3, 1863.
The Assaulting Column
was comprised of
Kemper's, Garnett's, and Armistead's Brigades of
Pickett's Division,
Archer's, Davis', Pettigrew's & Brockenbrough's Brigades
of Heth's Division
and Scales' and ...
The High Water Mark
July 3, 1863 - Third Day
"Too bad! Too bad! On! Too bad!"
General Robert E. Lee, C.S.A.
Commander, Army of Northern Virginia
"Thank God."
Maj. Gen. George G. Meade, U.S.A.
Commander, Army of the Potomac
Speaking of the Confederates who had executed Pickett's Charge, General Lee ...
High Water Mark Walking Tour
July 3, 1863 - Third Day
"Every foot of ground was occupied by men engaged in mortal combat...."
Maj. Edmund Rice, U.S.A.
19th Massachusetts Infantry
The green trail to your left leads to the scene of the climax of Pickett's Charge, the decisive action ...