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Gettysburg Campaign

Gettysburg Campaign is a Virginia historical marker in between Chester Gap and Huntly, Rappahannock County, dedicated 1934.

Rappahannock County · dedicated 1934 · Rte. 522, between Chester Gap and Huntly

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Ewell's Corps of Lee's army passed here going north, June 11-12, 1863; Hill's Corps, June 19.

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