Nice pics Gray.
I've got quite a few of Gettysburg. I'll post a few here now, and if there's interest I'll put up some more later - but not until after I go do my PBEM turn.
I apologize for the low quality, these are quite old and this was my very first digital camera. If you want to take a look at the park map to get an idea of the locations I was shooting from you can get it here:
Gettysburg Park Map
This is the original McPherson's barn taken from McPherson's Ridge looking NE:
Just to the right of the barn you can see the
Reynolds Monument, which sits along Chambersburg Pike. This is not where he was killed however; there is another Monument located in the woods to the left of the barn marking this spot.
The next 3 are of the Railroad Cut:
Looking south towards the barn; Chambersburg Pike in middle, Reynolds Monument to the right of pike.
Looking East towards town.
Looking NE. Note the cut is no longer as deep or long as portrayed in period images.
This is looking south from Oak Ridge back to the barn at left middle:
The road in the foreground is Mummasburg Road. The road with cars coming towards the picture is part of the Park (Buford Ave.) and did not exist at the time of the battle. Notice how McPherson's Ridge is not really much of a "ridge" at all.
The next 2 are from the same spot on Seminary Ridge, looking towards Cemetary Ridge:
The "Copse of Trees" used as a guide during the charge is to the left. The large monument to the right is the
Monument to the U.S. Regulars.
This is just to the North of the previous picture; you can really see the ridge start to rise more steeply here. This shot includes both "The Angle" and the "High Water Mark of the Confederacy". At left middle the car is traveling along Emmitsburg Road.
Lastly a look at Little Round Top from the same location:
The fence runs along Emmitsburg Road.
Enjoy!