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Pickett's Charge, Battle of Gettysburg, Gettysburg, Pa. 8
BATTLE OF GETTYSBURG
JULY 1-2-3-1863
BATTLEFIELD DATA
BATTLE FACTS
90,000 Union Soldiers in Fight
85,000 Confederate Soldiers
28,000 Confederate Killed, Wounded and
88 Square Miles of Battlefield
24,460 Acres of Land
2,500 Acres in Road and Memorial Sites
57 Miles of Road
35 Macadam and Telford Roads
12,296 Monuments
385 Mounted Cannons
5 Steel Observation Towers
$7,000,000 Spent on Battlefield Park
Missing
23,000 Union Killed and Missing
10,000 Killed Outright
3,654 Union Buried in National Cemetery
(Of Which 1,608 Are Unknown)
579 Tons of Ammunition Used
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PICKETT'S CHARGE
BATTLE OF GETTYSBURG, PA.
The picture represented here is reproduced from a
standard painting of that climax in the Battle of Gettysburg
that came with the assault of Longstreet's columns on the
third day, headed tv Pickett's division of Virginians. The
desperate character of the attack and defence is depicted in
the hand-to-hand fight over the stone wall. This painting
is the work of the celebrated artist, P. F. Rothermel, and
purchased by the State of Pennsylvania, now hangs in the
flag room at the State Capitol.
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