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(7-01) The woodshed stood back
where the white rose arbor is now |
(7-01) The Breckenridge St.
house Jennie Wade lived in at the time of the battle. (She was killed in
her sister's house on Baltimore St.) |
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(7-01) The home of "Jack"
Hopkins on South Washington Street. Hopkins was a free black who worked
as a janitor at the college at the time of the battle. His son was a
member of the US Colored Troops during the war |
(7-01) Built in 1813, this was
the first home of the Lutheran Theological Seminary and Gettysburg
College. It was a school for girls at the time of the battle. Tillie
Pierce was attending when the Federals came into town |
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