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U. S. CIVIL WAR
PHOTOGRAPHS
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THE WILDERNESS
(PAGE 6 OF 12)
Click on a number on this map to see a photograph from that location.
The numbered locations on this map are shown in parentheses ( ) in the text.
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Meanwhile, on the right side of the Confederate Line, skirmishers from Hill's
Corps, moving up the Orange Plank Road, encountered dismounted Union cavalry near
the Orange Plank Road - Brock Road intersection (1).
General George W. Getty 103
Reacting to the cavalry encounter, Union General George W. Getty's Second
Division , of Sedgwick's Sixth Corps, was sent to
hold the intersection until Hancock, whose Second Corps was south of
Chancellorsville on the Furnace road, could bring up his forces via the Brock
road.
(For a map showing these roads, see
Chancellorsville.)
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Wilderness Troop Movements
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If the Confederates had taken the intersection they would have separated the
Second Corps from the rest of the Union army.
You are facing west on the Brock Road
The Orange Plank Road crosses in front of you - 2000 (1)
NEW JERSEY MONUMENTS
N.J. Plaques at Orange Plank Road - Brock Road Intersection - 2000
(1)
This Site Rededicated
May 16, 1964
Civil War Centennial Commission
State of New Jersey
Richard J. Hughs Governor
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Text of the smaller New Jersey Plaque (1)
Text of the Larger New Jersey Plaque (1)
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VERMONT MONUMENT
Several yards from the New Jersey Monuments
the Vermont monument is located in the woods - 2006 (1)
Vermont Monument - Front - 2006 (1)
Vermont Monument - Back - 2006 (1)
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