Mort Kunstler’s latest print beautifully captures a crucial moment in the life of the Army of Northern Virginia. The scene takes place in Orange County, Virginia following the army’s defeat at Gettysburg. Kunstler vividly depicts the men in the army marching down main street, while Lee, Longstreet, and A.P. Hill discuss something. As you can [...]
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As many of you have heard, the first print run of our latest book, One Continuous Fight: The Retreat From Gettysburg and the Pursuit of Lee’s Army of Northern Virginia, July 4-14, 1863, recently sold out. There are still some in th... Read Post
The Third Corps of the Army of Northern Virginia was commanded by A.P. Hill at Gettysburg. Location: West Confederate Avenue, McMillan Woods Monument Specifications: Rock hewn stone square monument with bronze descriptive plaque aff... Read Post
The Army of Northern Virginia headquarters monuments were erected by the Gettysburg National Parks Commission and were completed in 1920-1921. All of the monuments consist of bronze cannons mounted on granite bases. Army of Northern... Read Post