I came across an original lithograph of this post-war map last week in a shop in Gettysburg. You can find it online, with more info, here. It’s interesting in both what it includes, and what it does not.
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Hello! I’m Harry Smeltzer and welcome to Bull Runnings, where you'll find my digital history project on the First Battle of Bull Run which is organized under the Bull Run Resources section. I'll also post my thoughts on the processes behind the project and commentary on the campaign, but pretty much all things Civil War are fair game. You'll only find musings on my “real job” or my personal life when they relate to this project. My mother always told me "never discuss politics or religion in mixed company”, and that's sound advice where current events are concerned.
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Being an expert on the battle, I think the map alonea offers little. Would like to hear your commentary. Thx.
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I tend to leave the resources free of too much commentary. These are for researchers to use as they see fit. But I’ll direct you to obvious things such as why is the 1st MN in Burnside’s brigade?
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This just re-enforced what I learn, on your Walking in the Foot Steps of my family Regiment, the 69th New York. They were posted on the Bull Run Winery, what more can you ask of a war.
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