Anyone following this knows -- or I would hope they know -- that on July 2, 1863, the 3rd Michigan Infantry along with the 3rd Maine and 2nd New Hampshire were caught in a furious engagement with confederate troops in what was part of a farmer's peach orchard at Gettysburg, PA. And that's what it 's called today: the Peach Orchard.
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| the orchard today |
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| 3rd Maine Infantry |
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| 3rd Michigan Infantry in the far distance just right of the Maine monument |
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| 2nd New Hampshire Infantry |
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