East Cemetery Hill Walking Tour | Gettysburg 163

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Walking tour of East Cemetery Hill at Gettysburg with historical narration. Teaches battlefield geography and troop positions during the battle.

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A 15-minute video from American Battlefield Trust: “East Cemetery Hill Walking Tour | Gettysburg 163”.

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