2024年5月2日 · Visit the Devil's Den Rehabilitation page to learn more. Geology was important in the outcome of the battle of Gettysburg in many ways. Union troops positioned themselves along the park's ridges and hills, which provided excellent vantage points.

2022年3月21日 · Devil's Den reopened to the public on Friday, September 30, 2022. Read our Press Release . The rehabilitation of Devil’s Den addressed significant erosion and safety issues in this highly visited area of the battlefield.

This photograph, taken by Alexander Gardner's assistant Timothy O'Sullivan, depicts a dead Confederate soldier at the likely location of his death on the western side of Devil’s Den.

2022年3月10日 · Gettysburg National Military Park announces that Devil’s Den will close for rehabilitation work on Monday, March 21. The rehabilitation of Devil’s Den will address significant erosion and safety issues in this highly visited area of the battlefield.

2022年10月26日 · These Then-And-Now pictures bring together some of the more unforgettable pictures of post-battle Gettysburg with modern versions taken from the same location as the originals. For many, these photographs conjure feelings of awe and amazement along with sadness and despair.

2015年2月26日 · The boulders scattered across the landscape and also the rocks of Devil’s Den, provided cover and strategic defensive positions for the soldiers. Thin soil on many of the sides and tops of hills also made it almost impossible for Union soldiers to entrench themselves.

2022年9月29日 · gettysburg, pa. – Gettysburg National Military Park announces that Devil’s Den will reopen to visitors on Friday, September 30. A six-month rehabilitation project was necessary to address significant erosion along walkways and …

Devil's Den is currently closed and undergoing rehabilitation. Visit the Devil's Den Rehabilitation page to learn more. Geology was important in the outcome of the battle of Gettysburg in many ways.

2022年11月16日 · This photograph, taken by Alexander Gardner's assistant Timothy O'Sullivan, depicts a dead Confederate soldier at the likely location of his death on the western side of Devil’s Den.

2022年11月17日 · This view of the boulders of Devil's Den shows the western slope of Little Round Top in the distance to the right. This staged photograph was taken more than four months after the battle, by Peter Weaver, on November 11, 1863 and depicts "dead Confederates" strewn among the rocks of Devil's Den.