The Attack on East Cemetery Hill (Variant) from "Enduring Valor" Gettysburg in Miniature by Scott Mingus played 12/23/03 NCHWS

View from the West looking east   toward Cemetery Hill shows Rode's  Division of Confederates advancing  against Union positions along  Taneytown Road. Advanced  skirmishers of the 55th OH delayed  the rebel advance but by 9:20  advanced NC regiments hit the green 136th NY and routed them into the Evergreen  Cemetery.  Carol's Brigade of veterans formed to plug the hole.

View from Confederate positions  just South of Winebrenner's Run  looking South at East Cemetery Hill  where the actual assault was made  unsupported the evening of July  2, 1863. This time the commanding   generals did not assault this slope  directly but came flying down  Brickyard Lane shrieking the rebel  yell.

This closer photo shows the  furthest advances of the Secesh  breakthrough on the western slope  of Cemetery Hill. The 4th and 2nd NC routed the 136th NY and charged in front of Mason's and Bancroft's Guns. After cannister fire only the 2nd remained to melee with the gunners as the  7th WV came on the double-quick to  attempt to throw back the assault and close the hole. Before more Rebs pour in.

This view looking North from  Union lines on Brickyard Lane  shows the 75th OH routing and  the 17 CON shaken. The  charges by Hay's Lousianan's  were twice thrown back and   furthest advance of the Rebs  was to the foot of the hill at the   wagon Hotel on the Baltimore   Pike and 100 yards from  Wiedrich's 3" Rifles.

For full battle report look to a future issue of "CHARGE", the Johnny Reb Gaming Society's magazine of record.