Civil War Cannons at Gettysburg stand at the Ready

Battle artilery

Cannon off of Confederate Ave, Gettysburg

Morning Skies over Gettysburg

Cannon at the Ready

Cannon at Dawn

Cannon on a Battlefield

Cannon at Sunrise

Civil War Farm in a Gettysburg Field

Silent cannon

Civil War Memorial

Gettysburg battlefield

Lone Old Tree on a snowy Gettysburg Battlefield

Located at the intersection of Doubleday and Reynolds Avenues in Gettysburg, PA

Cannons in the Winter

Civil war cannons. Near McPherson Ridge, Gettysburg, PA

Civil War cannon below the Lutheran Seminary Steeple

Near McPherson Ridge, off Reynolds Ave, Gettysburg, PA

Guarding the Peace

Eternal Light PeaceMemorial at GETTYSBURG, PA

Three cannons near the Eternal Light Peace Memorial

GETTYSBURG, PA

Cannons Guarding the Eternal Light Peace Memorial

Near Oak Ridge, GETTYSBURG, PA

Worm fence thru the woods

These fences were used in the Gettysburg area by farmers and landowners to mark property lines and to divide fields.

Miles and Miles of Worm Fence

The “Worm Fence” was reconstructed on the Civil War battlefields in Gettysburg, Pennsylvania by US Park Service and volunteers.

Close View of a Worm Fence

The Worm Fence was commonly used the time of the American Civil War.

The Civil War “Worm” Fence

This fence is called a worm fence because it's method of construction results in a fence that weaves back and forth instead of in a straight line.

Winter view looking toward McPherson Ridge

Off of Reynolds Ave, Gettysburg, PA

Eternal Light Peace Memorial

GETTYSBURG, PA

Red Barn in Spring

near Carroll Valley, PA

Red Barn on Winter Day

north of Carroll Valley, PA