Addressing Gettysburg

Wayside Marker located at the top of Culp's Hill near the statue of Brig. General George S. Greene

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The text of the Wayside Marker on Stevens Knoll.

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The text of the Wayside Marker on Stevens Knoll. 

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Anyone who knows anything knows that, when it comes to Culp's Hill, there's one man all of Gettysburg turns to: The Great Charlie Fennell. Charlie join Matt, Bob, Tim Smith, Jessie Wheedleton and Jessie's pup, Ginnie Wheed at the 137th NY Monument on Culp's Hill for this, the second installment, of our special coronavirus shutdown episodes recorded on the battlefield. Don't worry. We kept our distance thanks to our 10-foot mic cables.

Asking questions in this episode are:

The Great Tronetti

@Dathetzkorn

Matt McClanahan

Bill Wolfe

@demosslouis

@kvondettum

Robert Childress

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Anyone who knows anything knows that, when it comes to Culp's Hill, there's one man all of Gettysburg turns to: The Great Charlie Fennell. Charlie join Matt, Bob, Tim Smith, Jessie Wheedleton and Jessie's pup, Ginnie Wheed at the 137th NY Monument on Culp's Hill for this, the second installment, of our special coronavirus shutdown episodes recorded on the battlefield. Don't worry. We kept our distance thanks to our 10-foot mic cables. 

Asking questions in this episode are:

The Great Tronetti

@Dathetzkorn

Matt McClanahan

Bill Wolfe

@demosslouis

@kvondettum

Robert Childress

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Go to the Virginia Memorial, park, and head towards the paved path that skirts the treeline. Right there at the entrance of the path, is the Wayside Marker for Pickett's Charge.

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Go to the Virginia Memorial, park, and head towards the paved path that skirts the treeline. Right there at the entrance of the path, is the Wayside Marker for Pickett's Charge.

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Go to the Virginia Memorial, get out of your car and walk out into the field on the paved path that skirts the treeline and you will come to the marker for the Point of Woods. It is said that Robert E Lee stood in this area when he famously said "It is all my fault."