Battle of Raymond site photos

(March 2012) Enlarge 3/4 mi. Raymond Battlefield Walking/Interpretive Trail. The first trail constructed on the Raymond Battlefield. Click Here to see the trail photos

Links:
1. Raymond Battlefield Walking Trail Project
2. The Raymond Battlefield: Then & Now


(March 2012) Enlarge Battle of Raymond historical marker at SH-18 Fourteenmile Creek Bridge. McGavock's Hill in distant left background. Fourteenmile Creek runs from left to right in the tree line. Marker: May 12, 1863, on Fourteenmile Creek, 2,500 Confederate troops under Gen. John Gregg attacked a 10,000 man corps under Gen. James B. McPherson. Outnumbered, Gregg was forced to withdraw to Jackson Link: 1. Battle of Raymond Marker - The Historical Marker Database		(March 2012) Enlarge SH-18 Fourteenmile Creek Bridge. McPherson Ridge, where Gen. McPherson observed the battle in center background


(March 2012) Enlarge McGavock's Hill from SH-18, north of Fourteenmile Creek Bridge Links: 1. Col. Randal W. McGavock, Confederate States Army 2. Randal McGavock: Causality during the Battle of Raymond		(March 2012) Enlarge Fourteenmile Creek Bridge, McGavock's Hill and Battle of Raymond historical marker


(March 2005) Enlarge View to the south from top of McGavock's Hill		(March 2005) Enlarge Another view from top of the hill

Photos:
150th Anniversary Commemoration Artillery Ridge Battlefield Walking/Interpretive Trail 2 Belcher House Bledsoe's Confederate Battery 2 Center of Battlefield Cidero Road Clinton-Raymond Road Confederate Bivouack Dry Grove Road	Fourteenmile Creek 2 3 4 5 6 7 Gallatin Road Grant's Headquarters Hinds County Court House Historic Raymond Town Square Hospital (Confederate) Hospital (Union) 2 McGavock's Hill 2 3 McPherson Ridge 2 Methodist Female Seminary	Panoramas Port Gibson Road 2 3 Port Gibson Street Porter House Raymond Confederate Cemetery St. Mark's Episcopal Church 2 Snake Creek Stanford's Mississippi Battery Texas Monument Waverly