Gettysburg Cut Out Stock Images
RF2RAGCHX–Black and white photo showing a cartridge box plate that was recovered on June 9, 1979 along Taneytown Road in Gettysburg, Pennsylvania
RM2M3JYJD–Destruction of the coloured orphan asylum. Anti-draft riots in New York caused at least 120 deaths and $2 million worth of damage. Returning soldiers from the Battle of Gettysburg put down the disturbances. 1863
RF2NFETGM–Highly detailed physical map of the Pennsylvania, in vector format,with all the relief forms,regions and big cities.
RF2J7FJK8–Detailed map of Pennsylvania state,in vector format,with county borders,roads and major cities.
RF2HXNYRX–Monument at Gettysburg from the book ' A history of the Fifth regiment, New Hampshire volunteers, in the American civil war, 1861-1865 ' by William Child, Published in 1893
RF2B7701D–A historical monument built in the memory of soldiers died in the battle of Gettysburg. A statue of soldier is visible on the top of the Monument, vin
RM2PD2BWK–Gettysburg, Pennsylvania. Officers of 50th Regiment Pennsylvania Infantry. Civil war photographs, 1861-1865 . United States, History, Civil War, 1861-1865.
RMDDW9DM–American Civil War: The slaughter pen at Gettysburg, dead soldiers in an area called the slaughter pen to the right of the Union
RF2G90DN6–Dirge Sung at the Consecration of the Cemetery at Gettysburg, Civil War 1863 sheet music. Lincoln-related. Andrew Curtin, Governor of Pennsylvania.
RF2JNYBEX–Pulling Into Position. Battle of Gettysburg, July 1863. 19th century American Civil War illustration by Edwin Forbes
RM2T1JM74–Major General George Gordon Meade on active service, He was Born in Cadiz, Spain and came to America after h his family were ruined financially during the Napoleonic Wars - El mayor general George Gordon Meade en servicio activo, nació en Cádiz, España y vino a Estados Unidos después de que su familia se arruinara económicamente durante las guerras napoleónicas.
RMMT8CBN–GETTYSBURG, Pa. – A group from the Air Force Reserve’s 910th Airlift Wing, based at Youngstown Air Reserve Station, Ohio, pose for a tintype photograph at a Civil War reenactor encampment here, July 1, 2017, during a staff ride designed to show examples of leadership that took place during the three-day Civil War battle in 1863. The practice of staff rides was started by the U.S. Army in 1906 to help provide practical studies into tactics, leadership, communication and terrain. Tintypes were a civil war era photography technology using a bellows-style camera, metal plates, cyanide and water to
RFMAH0X7–United States Civil War: Union officer's embroidered hat insignia for the 22nd Massachusetts Regiment worn by Colonel William S. Tilton
RM2RAA5D3–Brigadier=general JAMES SAMUEL WADSWORTH American soldier in the Union army, distinguished himself at Gettysburg but died of wounds sustained in the Wilderness. Date: 1807 - 1864
RM2GNB2EP–MAJOR-GENERAL GEORGE ARMSTRONG CUSTER WITH GENERAL Alfred PLEASONTON. This photograph was taken at Warrenton, Va., three months after that battle of Gettysburg. from the book ' The Civil war through the camera ' hundreds of vivid photographs actually taken in Civil war times, sixteen reproductions in color of famous war paintings. The new text history by Henry W. Elson. A. complete illustrated history of the Civil war
RM2PC991M–Culp's Hill, Gettysburg, Pa.. No renewal in Copyright office. J293435 U.S. Copyright Office, No. 29357. Cannons, Pennsylvania, Gettysburg, 1920-1930, United States, History, Civil War, 1861-1865, Battlefields.
RF2JDM2MC–Abraham Lincoln sayings with Portrait. Vector art template for print design such as t-shirts or posters.
RF2HW4K3P–Art inspired by Gardner's Photographic Sketchbook of the War, Volume 1, 1863, Albumen silver prints from glass negatives, 17.8 x 22.7 cm (7 x 8 15/16 in.), Albums, Alexander Gardner (American, Glasgow, Scotland 1821–1882 Washington, D.C.), James Gardner (American, born 1832), John, Classic works modernized by Artotop with a splash of modernity. Shapes, color and value, eye-catching visual impact on art. Emotions through freedom of artworks in a contemporary way. A timeless message pursuing a wildly creative new direction. Artists turning to the digital medium and creating the Artotop NFT
RF2JNYBM4–Pickett's Charge. July 3rd, 1863. Battle of Gettysburg. 19th century American Civil War illustration by Edwin Forbes
RM2ABX4G5–THE ARTESIAN WELLS OE THE JAMES RIVER VALLEY DAKOTA. river. At Gettysburg only 16 miles east of the river they have drilled 1300 feet without getting a flow. state of ammonia which alio dissolve it very readily. Cgorrespornbence. Occultation of Jupiter. English War Ships. Deoxidized Bronze. The Late Professor Proctor. Lake Florida., scientific american, 1889-04-06
RM2AWEN1P–The National cyclopædia of American biography : being the history of the United States as illustrated in the lives of the founders, builders, and defenders of the republic, and of the men and women who are doing the work and moulding the thought of the present time, edited by distinguished biographers, selected from each state, revised and approved by the most eminent historians, scholars, and statesmen of the day . in com-mand of the 2d brigade, 2d division, of the 2dcorps. He was present with his brigade at the bat-tle of Gettysburg, and in repulsing Picketts famouscharge on the thu-d day, w
RMDC0RX7–1800s 1860s PORTRAIT CONFEDERATE GENERAL JOHN B HOOD LOST USE OF ARM GETTYSBURG AND LOST A LEG AT CHICKAMAUGA
RMDC0W3G–1860s UNION GENERAL OLIVER HOWARD CIVIL WAR FOUGHT AT GETTYSBURG WORKED IN RECONSTRUCTION FREEDMANS BUREAU HOWARD UNIVERSITY
RF2PNY3CH–Confederates line icons collection. Secession, Slavery, Civil War, Confederate States, Reconstruction, Confederacy, Antebellum vector and linear
RMDC0W7R–JULY 3, 1863 CSA GENERAL GEORGE PICKETT MOST REMEMBERED FOR PICKETT'S CHARGE A FUTILE ATTEMPT DURING BATTLE OF GETTYSBURG
RM2JD6B4J–GEORGE GORDON MEADE (1815 - 1872), U.S. army general, commanded Army of the Potomac, defeated Lee at Gettysburg but criticised for not following up sufficiently aggressively. Colourised version of : 10164752
RMDC0W3B–1860s UNION MAJOR GENERAL OLIVER HOWARD FOUGHT AT GETTYSBURG RECONSTRUCTION FREEDMANS BUREAU LEADER FOUNDED HOWARD UNIVERSITY
RM2PC92A7–Position occupied by Hancock's forces July, 2nd. Civil War Photograph Collection , No. 526. Battlefields, Pennsylvania, Gettysburg, 1870-1880, Gettysburg, Battle of, Gettysburg, Pa, 1863, United States, History, Civil War, 1861-1865, Battlefields.
RMDC0TA1–1800s 1860s PORTRAIT DAVID SICKLES MAJOR GENERAL UNION ARMY DURING AMERICAN CIVIL WAR WOUNDED AT BATTLE GETTYSBURG LOST A LEG
RMDC0RFB–1800s 1860s PORTRAIT UNION ARMY GENERAL GEORGE G MEADE DURING AMERICAN CIVIL WAR DEFEATED ROBERT E LEE AT GETTYSBURG JULY 1863
RF2JNYBKY–Going into Battery under Fire. Battle of Gettysburg, July 1863. 19th century American Civil War illustration by Edwin Forbes
RM2RGDDY6–Brigadier=general JAMES SAMUEL WADSWORTH American soldier in the Union army, distinguished himself at Gettysburg but died of wounds sustained in the Wilderness.
![Maine at Gettysburg [electronic resource] . thereason that it controlled the roads towards the Potomac. Itsoccupation by the Union army proved to be of great impor-tance when we consider the subsequent events. FIRST DAY The first days battle was fought on the west and north ofGettysburg. It began with Bufords cavalry holding back theenemys infantry beyond and along Willoughby Run until thearrival of the First Corps, followed by the Eleventh Corps.A severe engagement, especially along the front of the FirstCorps, ensued, in which Reynolds lost his life ; and the Unionforces, under Howard, were Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2AJ5G6B/maine-at-gettysburg-electronic-resource-thereason-that-it-controlled-the-roads-towards-the-potomac-itsoccupation-by-the-union-army-proved-to-be-of-great-impor-tance-when-we-consider-the-subsequent-events-first-day-the-first-days-battle-was-fought-on-the-west-and-north-ofgettysburg-it-began-with-bufords-cavalry-holding-back-theenemys-infantry-beyond-and-along-willoughby-run-until-thearrival-of-the-first-corps-followed-by-the-eleventh-corpsa-severe-engagement-especially-along-the-front-of-the-firstcorps-ensued-in-which-reynolds-lost-his-life-and-the-unionforces-under-howard-were-2AJ5G6B.jpg "Maine at Gettysburg [electronic resource] . thereason that it controlled the roads towards the Potomac. Itsoccupation by the Union army proved to be of great impor-tance when we consider the subsequent events. FIRST DAY The first days battle was fought on the west and north ofGettysburg. It began with Bufords cavalry holding back theenemys infantry beyond and along Willoughby Run until thearrival of the First Corps, followed by the Eleventh Corps.A severe engagement, especially along the front of the FirstCorps, ensued, in which Reynolds lost his life ; and the Unionforces, under Howard, were Stock Photo")
RM2AJ5G6B–Maine at Gettysburg [electronic resource] . thereason that it controlled the roads towards the Potomac. Itsoccupation by the Union army proved to be of great impor-tance when we consider the subsequent events. FIRST DAY The first days battle was fought on the west and north ofGettysburg. It began with Bufords cavalry holding back theenemys infantry beyond and along Willoughby Run until thearrival of the First Corps, followed by the Eleventh Corps.A severe engagement, especially along the front of the FirstCorps, ensued, in which Reynolds lost his life ; and the Unionforces, under Howard, were
RM2ABX17R–THE CYCLORAMA. The next operation to be described is the painting. PHOTOGRAPHING THE FIELD. Propagation of Flies. DEATH OF LIM CUSHING 45TH U. S. iiRTILLERY AT GETTYSBURG., scientific american, 1886-11-06
![W.S. Shallenberger of Mississippi, 1865-1880. Shallenberger, between 1865 and 1880. (Shallenberger, Hon. W.S. of Miss., between 1865 and 1880. Carpet Bagger adj. of the 140th Pa. inf. U.S.A. Wounded at the battles of Chancellorsville and Gettysburg and the Wilderness? Buried in Arlington National Cemetery 1914.) [Politician and soldier: One Hundred and Fortieth Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry of the Union Army; Second Assistant Postmaster General]. Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2JG781W/ws-shallenberger-of-mississippi-1865-1880-shallenberger-between-1865-and-1880-shallenberger-hon-ws-of-miss-between-1865-and-1880-carpet-bagger-adj-of-the-140th-pa-inf-usa-wounded-at-the-battles-of-chancellorsville-and-gettysburg-and-the-wilderness-buried-in-arlington-national-cemetery-1914-politician-and-soldier-one-hundred-and-fortieth-regiment-pennsylvania-volunteer-infantry-of-the-union-army-second-assistant-postmaster-general-2JG781W.jpg "W.S. Shallenberger of Mississippi, 1865-1880. Shallenberger, between 1865 and 1880. (Shallenberger, Hon. W.S. of Miss., between 1865 and 1880. Carpet Bagger adj. of the 140th Pa. inf. U.S.A. Wounded at the battles of Chancellorsville and Gettysburg and the Wilderness? Buried in Arlington National Cemetery 1914.) [Politician and soldier: One Hundred and Fortieth Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry of the Union Army; Second Assistant Postmaster General]. Stock Photo")
RM2JG781W–W.S. Shallenberger of Mississippi, 1865-1880. Shallenberger, between 1865 and 1880. (Shallenberger, Hon. W.S. of Miss., between 1865 and 1880. Carpet Bagger adj. of the 140th Pa. inf. U.S.A. Wounded at the battles of Chancellorsville and Gettysburg and the Wilderness? Buried in Arlington National Cemetery 1914.) [Politician and soldier: One Hundred and Fortieth Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry of the Union Army; Second Assistant Postmaster General].
RF2FMKJX9–Adams County, Commonwealth of Pennsylvania (U.S. county, United States of America, USA, U.S., US) map vector illustration, scribble sketch Adams map
RM2EJ24NM–Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, map 1951, 1:24000, United States of America by Timeless Maps, data U.S. Geological Survey
RM2PC917M–Letter to Waud from Samuel P. Bates. Morgan collection of Civil War drawings. Gettysburg, Battle of, Gettysburg, Pa, 1863, United States, History, Civil War, 1861-1865, Campaigns & battles, United States, Pennsylvania, Gettysburg
RM2M9BM3A–GEORGE GORDON MEADE (1815 - 1872), U.S. army general, commanded Army of the Potomac, defeated Lee at Gettysburg but criticised for not following up sufficiently aggressively.
![History of the First Regiment Minnesota Volunteer Infantry, 1861-1864 [electronic resource]: with maps and illustrations . xperience at Gettysburg was fresh intheir minds, for the newspapers had told of it. Theyshowed the Minnesotians many nattering attentions.September 4 the ladies of Carlton Avenue M. E.church gave them a sumptuous temperance banquetand feasted and feted them in admirable style. September 6 the command crossed on the ferry toNew York City proper, but only marched through apart of the city to a ship wharf. Here it embarkedon the steamship Empire City for its return toold Virg Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2AN52J4/history-of-the-first-regiment-minnesota-volunteer-infantry-1861-1864-electronic-resource-with-maps-and-illustrations-xperience-at-gettysburg-was-fresh-intheir-minds-for-the-newspapers-had-told-of-it-theyshowed-the-minnesotians-many-nattering-attentionsseptember-4-the-ladies-of-carlton-avenue-m-echurch-gave-them-a-sumptuous-temperance-banquetand-feasted-and-feted-them-in-admirable-style-september-6-the-command-crossed-on-the-ferry-tonew-york-city-proper-but-only-marched-through-apart-of-the-city-to-a-ship-wharf-here-it-embarkedon-the-steamship-empire-city-for-its-return-toold-virg-2AN52J4.jpg "History of the First Regiment Minnesota Volunteer Infantry, 1861-1864 [electronic resource]: with maps and illustrations . xperience at Gettysburg was fresh intheir minds, for the newspapers had told of it. Theyshowed the Minnesotians many nattering attentions.September 4 the ladies of Carlton Avenue M. E.church gave them a sumptuous temperance banquetand feasted and feted them in admirable style. September 6 the command crossed on the ferry toNew York City proper, but only marched through apart of the city to a ship wharf. Here it embarkedon the steamship Empire City for its return toold Virg Stock Photo")
RM2AN52J4–History of the First Regiment Minnesota Volunteer Infantry, 1861-1864 [electronic resource]: with maps and illustrations . xperience at Gettysburg was fresh intheir minds, for the newspapers had told of it. Theyshowed the Minnesotians many nattering attentions.September 4 the ladies of Carlton Avenue M. E.church gave them a sumptuous temperance banquetand feasted and feted them in admirable style. September 6 the command crossed on the ferry toNew York City proper, but only marched through apart of the city to a ship wharf. Here it embarkedon the steamship Empire City for its return toold Virg
RF2DEMY7D–Adams County, Commonwealth of Pennsylvania (U.S. county, United States of America, USA, U.S., US) map vector illustration, scribble sketch Adams map
RMW44PJ0–COLONIAL RIFLES. REUNION OF G.A.R. AND CONFEDERATE VETERANS WHO HAD FOUGHT AT GETTYSBURG, ON THE BATTLEFIELD
RM2EJ24NR–Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, map 1951, 1:24000, United States of America by Timeless Maps, data U.S. Geological Survey
RM2PC8RK8–Ground occupied by Sickle's at time of Longstreets assault. Civil War Photograph Collection , No. 525. Battlefields, Pennsylvania, Gettysburg, 1870-1880, Gettysburg, Battle of, Gettysburg, Pa, 1863, Battlefields, United States, History, Civil War, 1861-1865, Battlefields.
![The history of Battery A, First Regiment Rhode Island Light Artillery in the war to preserve the Union, 1861-1865 [electronic resource] . y forced marches for the purpose of bringing himto battle. These were Bufords troopers that Reynolds hadsent forward to meet Lee. Forewarned that he must lookfor the enemy to make his appearance on the Chambersburgand Carlisle roads, Buford was keeping a good lookout inboth directions. To that end he had taken position on acommanding ridge over which the roads passed, first toSeminary Ridge, and so back into Gettysburg. Dismount-ing his troopers he formed th Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2AN4HXK/the-history-of-battery-a-first-regiment-rhode-island-light-artillery-in-the-war-to-preserve-the-union-1861-1865-electronic-resource-y-forced-marches-for-the-purpose-of-bringing-himto-battle-these-were-bufords-troopers-that-reynolds-hadsent-forward-to-meet-lee-forewarned-that-he-must-lookfor-the-enemy-to-make-his-appearance-on-the-chambersburgand-carlisle-roads-buford-was-keeping-a-good-lookout-inboth-directions-to-that-end-he-had-taken-position-on-acommanding-ridge-over-which-the-roads-passed-first-toseminary-ridge-and-so-back-into-gettysburg-dismount-ing-his-troopers-he-formed-th-2AN4HXK.jpg "The history of Battery A, First Regiment Rhode Island Light Artillery in the war to preserve the Union, 1861-1865 [electronic resource] . y forced marches for the purpose of bringing himto battle. These were Bufords troopers that Reynolds hadsent forward to meet Lee. Forewarned that he must lookfor the enemy to make his appearance on the Chambersburgand Carlisle roads, Buford was keeping a good lookout inboth directions. To that end he had taken position on acommanding ridge over which the roads passed, first toSeminary Ridge, and so back into Gettysburg. Dismount-ing his troopers he formed th Stock Photo")
RM2AN4HXK–The history of Battery A, First Regiment Rhode Island Light Artillery in the war to preserve the Union, 1861-1865 [electronic resource] . y forced marches for the purpose of bringing himto battle. These were Bufords troopers that Reynolds hadsent forward to meet Lee. Forewarned that he must lookfor the enemy to make his appearance on the Chambersburgand Carlisle roads, Buford was keeping a good lookout inboth directions. To that end he had taken position on acommanding ridge over which the roads passed, first toSeminary Ridge, and so back into Gettysburg. Dismount-ing his troopers he formed th
RF2F1P8NN–Adams County, Commonwealth of Pennsylvania (U.S. county, United States of America, USA, U.S., US) map vector illustration, scribble sketch Adams map
RMW44PH6–COLONIAL RIFLES. REUNION OF G.A.R. AND CONFEDERATE VETERANS WHO HAD FOUGHT AT GETTYSBURG, ON THE BATTLEFIELD
RM2F1T5HD–Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, map 1951, 1:62500, United States of America by Timeless Maps, data U.S. Geological Survey
RM2PC97AA–Culp's Hill from Cemetery Hill, Gettysburg, Pa.. No renewal in Copyright office. J261045 U.S. Copyright Office, No. 23455. Battlefields, Pennsylvania, Gettysburg, 1920-1930, United States, History, Civil War, 1861-1865, Battlefields.
![Maine at Gettysburg [electronic resource] . e Wheatfield, considerably inrear of the position of the Seventeenth. Winslows battery,posted at the north side of the field, withdrew from its posi-tion. The Seventeenth was thus left alone, far in advance ofits brother regiments and well outflanked upon its right byKershaw- It was ordered back across the field in line of battleto the cross road before spoken of. Another attack followedbefore a new general line could be arranged. SEVENTEENTH REGIMENT ENGAGED. 197 The enemy seeing the retrograde movement across theWheatfield, at once moved up to the Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2AJ56X0/maine-at-gettysburg-electronic-resource-e-wheatfield-considerably-inrear-of-the-position-of-the-seventeenth-winslows-batteryposted-at-the-north-side-of-the-field-withdrew-from-its-posi-tion-the-seventeenth-was-thus-left-alone-far-in-advance-ofits-brother-regiments-and-well-outflanked-upon-its-right-bykershaw-it-was-ordered-back-across-the-field-in-line-of-battleto-the-cross-road-before-spoken-of-another-attack-followedbefore-a-new-general-line-could-be-arranged-seventeenth-regiment-engaged-197-the-enemy-seeing-the-retrograde-movement-across-thewheatfield-at-once-moved-up-to-the-2AJ56X0.jpg "Maine at Gettysburg [electronic resource] . e Wheatfield, considerably inrear of the position of the Seventeenth. Winslows battery,posted at the north side of the field, withdrew from its posi-tion. The Seventeenth was thus left alone, far in advance ofits brother regiments and well outflanked upon its right byKershaw- It was ordered back across the field in line of battleto the cross road before spoken of. Another attack followedbefore a new general line could be arranged. SEVENTEENTH REGIMENT ENGAGED. 197 The enemy seeing the retrograde movement across theWheatfield, at once moved up to the Stock Photo")
RM2AJ56X0–Maine at Gettysburg [electronic resource] . e Wheatfield, considerably inrear of the position of the Seventeenth. Winslows battery,posted at the north side of the field, withdrew from its posi-tion. The Seventeenth was thus left alone, far in advance ofits brother regiments and well outflanked upon its right byKershaw- It was ordered back across the field in line of battleto the cross road before spoken of. Another attack followedbefore a new general line could be arranged. SEVENTEENTH REGIMENT ENGAGED. 197 The enemy seeing the retrograde movement across theWheatfield, at once moved up to the
RF2FTF6AE–Potter County, State of South Dakota (U.S. county, United States of America, USA, U.S., US) map vector illustration, scribble sketch Potter map
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