Malvern Hill

Malvern Hill

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Malvern Hill

The circled numbers on this map indicate the locations
from which the photographs in this section were taken and
refer to the numbers in parentheses ( ) at the photographs.

Malvern Hill - Union View - 1999.(1)

Cannon Demonstration - 1998.(1)

Malvern Hill - Confederate View - 2001.(2)

Willis Church - 1999.

The roadside plaque reads:

"This Edifice, which gave its name to the road McClellan followed from Glendale in the withdrawal toward the James River, was used as a Field Hospital by the Confederate Troops after the battle of Malvern Hill July 1, 1862."

Remains of
The Willis Church Parsonage - 2000.(3) On July 1, 1862, this Parsonage, with Confederate forces around it, was in plain view of the Union Artillery on Malvern Hill. Located several miles from the Willis Church, the remains of the Parsonage, which burned in 1988, are part of the Malvern Hill NPS Park trail.

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	*Willis Church - 1999.*	The roadside plaque reads: "This Edifice, which gave its name to the road McClellan followed from Glendale in the withdrawal toward the James River, was used as a Field Hospital by the Confederate Troops after the battle of Malvern Hill July 1, 1862."
	Remains of The Willis Church Parsonage - 2000.(3)	On July 1, 1862, this Parsonage, with Confederate forces around it, was in plain view of the Union Artillery on Malvern Hill. Located several miles from the Willis Church, the remains of the Parsonage, which burned in 1988, are part of the Malvern Hill NPS Park trail.