Gettysburg -- Culp's Hill

July 3, 1863, 10:00 A. M. -- Gettysburg, Culp's Hill

The 123rd New York and the rest of McDougall's brigade hunkered down just North of the Baltimore Pike after Magor-GeneralEdward Johnson'r Divisioncatured their breastworks.  Union artillery South of the Pike fired over the brigade on July 3rd.

Reference: Civil War Times (Aug. - 2013), "Hundreds of Rebels Lay There," D. Scott Hartwig, Supervisory Historian, Gettysburg National Park

Confederate Win at Gaine's Mill

Confederate Winning Charge at Gaine's Mill

Brig. Gen. John Porter's V Corps held a strong position on the Army of the Potomics right flank which was isolated North of the Chickahominy River.  General R. E. Lee wished to dislodge this stand.  His first piecemeal Rebel attacks were thrown back by the Federals, but an all-out Rebel assault, late in the day, finally broke through the Federal Lines.

Fort Adams

Fort Adams, Rhode Island South Bastions and Outer Works;

1. Narragansett Bay;

2. Curtain;

3. West Wall;

4. South Wall;

5. Interior Front;

6. Interior Demi-Bastion;

7. Parade;

8. SE Postern;

9. SW Postern;

10. Interior Ditch;

11. Ramps;

12. SE Exterior Bastion;

13. Terreplien;

14. SE Curtain;

15. South Exterior Bastion;

16. Outer Works;

17. SW Curtain;

18. SW Exterior Bastion;

19. SW Tenaille;

20. SW Caponnier;

21. SE Tenalle;

22. SE Caponnier;

23. Exterior Ditch;

24. SE Exterior Front;

25. SE Glacies;

26. Salient;

27. SW Exterior Front;

28. SW Glacies.

Capt. G. P. Webster;

Field Engineer;

NETE, U. S. Topographical  Engineers;

May 18th, 1863.

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Campscene

Camp Scene, 23 February, 1863 -
Lady Heidi Webster;
Contract Artist, NETE.
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Burnside Bridge

--Burnside Bridge, 23 Febuary, 1863; Lady Heidi Webster, Contract Artist, NETE.
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Vauban Style Fortifications

This drawing shows both Interior and Exterior Works - March 7th, 1863.
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G. P. Webster, Capt.

Federal Brigade H.Q.

Hilltop site, Chase Farm near Lincoln, R.I,Sept. 1864
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