Staging
A Reenactment
Pictures taken August 8, 2003 during the 140th Anniversary
of the Battle of Gettysburg.
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| Artillery pieces arrive from distance areas by tractor trailer. Over 100 full-scale cannon participated in this year's reenactment. | About 50,000 spectators came this year. To assure their safety and comfort, reenactment organizers prepared for over a year. | |
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Bulletin boards held program schedules, maps and other pertinent information for visitors. |
This year there were two large Activity Tents. Each held a different program every hour. |
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| Spectator stands are available for great viewing of the battles. To watch an 966K .mpg movie, click here. (You must have a media player to view movies) | The battle viewing line reached a mile long. To watch an 527K .mpg movie, click here. (You must have a media player to view movies) | |
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Traffic lines are always a part of large events. At
the reenactment, they are easy to avoid when visitors arrive early and leave
late by enjoying the many activities presented by the reenactors. |
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