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Rush to the SummitChamberlain at Gettysburg, July 2, 1863 Thirty four year old Colonel Joshua L. Chamberlain's orders were clear and urgent: Move your regiment and do it fast. It was the second day at the Battle of Gettysburg, and General Robert E. Lee's formidable Army of Northern Virginia was making its attack. The day before, Lee's hard fighting troops had broken the Federal line and had driven Northern troops through the town of Gettysburg in defeat and near panic.

The troops were so conscious of the obligations of duty and had such a determination to persevere

His work is finished

On April 18

October 19

George and the new English Union Jack

he ordered a quickstep march through New Market and the Massanutten area

The weather caused the road to be churned into an ocean of mud

and trees to keep the cannons moving

Their sudden absence left the town vulnerable to a Union attack

One such meal was hosted by General Thomas “Stonewall” Jackson

In the hills south of the city

A battleﬁeld cemetery for the Northern dead was being dedicated