Gettysburg Photo Album (The Hospitals)

Gettysburg, a Virtual Tour
The Hospitals

Contributors

Don Worth, UCLA (7-2001)

Richard Edling, Philadelphia (7-2003, 9-2006 , 2-2007)

Walter Wells, PA (1-2003)

Chris Shelton, IN (2008)

Field Hospital
2003 Gettysburg Reenactment

Links:
1. American Civil War Medical and surgical history
2. Sanitary Commission American Civil War
3. Hospitals at Gettysburg, Pennsylvania Civil War
4. Hospitals in the Civil War
5. Gettysburg Hospital Sites Gets Signs, Tour
6. Civil War Medical Care, Battle Wounds, and Disease
7. The Truth About Civil War Surgery � HistoryNet
8. National Museum of Civil War Medicine
9. Civil War Hospitals, Surgeons, and Nurses
10. Civil War Medicine

Hospital Sites

1st Sanitary Commission Lodge Adam Butt Farm Adam Butt Schoolhouse Adams County Court House Black Horse Tavern Bushman Farm Camp Letterman General Hospital Christ Evangelical Lutheran Church Christian Byers Farm Codori Farm House Daniel Sheaffer Farm Elizabeth Weible Farm Evergreen Cemetery Gatehouse Great Conewago Presbyterian Church Henry Culp Farm Henry Spangler Farm	High Street or "Common" School Hospital Wards Sites Isaac Lightner Farm J. Hummelbaugh Farm Jacob Grass Hotel, Hunterstown Jacob Weikert Farm James and Catherine Foster's Home John Slyder Farm Josiah Benner Farm Leonard Bricker Farm Lower Marsh Creek Church Lutheran Seminary (1st) Lutheran Seminary (2nd) Lydia Leister Farm McPherson Farm Michael Crist Farm	Michael Frey Farm Nathaniel Lightner Farm Pennsylvania Hall Railroad Depot Rose Farm Sarah Patterson Farm Sherfy House The Presbyterian Church Trostle Farm House Two Taverns Union Hosp 17, Benjamin Marshall House U.S. Field Hospitals Marker W. H. Monfort Farm Weikert Road (Confederate Hospitals) William Patterson Farm

Photos this page courtesy of Richard Edling, Philadelphia, PA

(9-06) Enlarge The Wounded and the Dead Interpretive Marker on Confederate Ave.		(9-06) Edward McPherson Farm


(9-06) Edward McPherson Farm The fighting which swirled around this farm was heavy and bloody for both sides. During the battle, the McPherson buildings were used as a temporary hospital by Confederate surgeons. After the battle the farm became the Union 1st Corps field hospital. Only the barn remains standing today		(9-06) Lydia Leister Farm

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