2003 CSACW Shiloh Battlefield Tour - Led by Steven E. Woodworth

CSACW stop #	NPS stop	Stops on the Tour	Field Notes	Quotes from the Field	CW Photos
#1	#1	Pittsburg Landing		"Before sunrise [I] left the boat and strolled . . ." -- Capt. James G. Day, 15th Iowa "We were all spoiling for a fight, and there was . . ." -- Sgt. W. P. L. Muir, 15th Iowa

#2	#8	Fraley Field - First Combat		"At four o'clock in the morning we began . . ." Pvt. William E. Bevens, 1st Arkansas "The battle has opened gentlemen; it is too . . ." --Gen. Albert Sidney Johnston

#3	#9	Prentiss's First Defensive Position		"I did not feel anything strange on first going . . ." Pvt. Edgar Embley, 61st Illinois "Several times the enemy essayed to move . . . " --Capt. Andrew Hickenlooper, 5th Ohio

#4	#10	Peabody’s Camps		“We drove the officers from their hot coffee and out of their tents, capturing their camp and tents." -- Pvt. William E. Bevens, 1st Arkansas

#5	n/a	Spain’s Field		“I did not feel anything strange on first . . ." -- Pvt. Edgar Embley, 61st Illinois “Several times the enemy essayed to move . . ." Capt. Andrew Hickenlooper, 5th Ohio Battery

#6	n/a	Rea Field		“A Confederate regiment came through the . . ." Lt. E. C. Dawes, 53rd Ohio “My God! We are attacked!” Brig. Gen. William T. Sherman

#7		The Morass		"“Boys, do not be discouraged. That was not the first charge that was . . . Brig. Gen. Patrick R. Cleburne

#8	#7	Shiloh Church		"From out of the edge of this great opening, came regiment after regiment and . . . John A. Cockerill, 70th Ohio "The Confederates seemed to have a good range on the battery . . . Pvt. George O. Smith, 17th Illinois

#9		Buckland’s Line		“We made use of what little shelter the trees and logs afforded, and . . . Maj. John A. Bering, 48th Ohio "The Rebels raised their cornbread yelp, and making a desperate . . . Pvt. Thomas W. Connelly, 70th Ohio.

#10	n/a	Hamburg-Purdy Road		"How the cannon bellowed, and their shells plunged and bounded, and flew. . . Pvt. Henry Stanley, 6th Arkansas "The underbrush is mowed down by bullets. Men are shot in several places in the body . . .

#11	#11	Stuart’s Position		“We were right on top of them. It was like shooting . . . Maj. F. E. Whitfield, 9th Mississippi

#12	#12	Johnston’s Death Site		“Men, they are stubborn; we must use the bayonet. I will lead you!” Gen. Albert Sidney Johnston “They almost tripped me up that time.” Gen. Albert Sidney Johnston

#13	#13	Peach Orchard		“I will tell you while laying on the ground and just before . . Pvt. George W. Squirer, 44th Indiana

#14	#14	Bloody Pond		““It was now evident that the tide of battle was going against us. . . " Charles Kimball, Battery A, 1st Illinois Light Artillery

#15	#3	Hornets’ Nest		“The ear-piercing and peculiar ‘rebel yell’ of the men in gray and the answering cheers of the boys in blue rose and fell with the varying tide of battle..." Capt. Andrew Hickenlooper, 5th Ohio Battery

#16	#3*	Duncan Field		“When Steven Woodworth gives me a quote I will place it here.. . ." Lt. E. C. Dawes, 53rd Ohio

#17	#4	Ruggles’ Battery		“When Steven Woodworth gives me a quote I will place it here.. . ." Lt. E. C. Dawes, 53rd Ohio

#18	#16	Hell’s Hollow \| Union surrender site		“When Steven Woodworth gives me a quote I will place it here.. . ." Lt. E. C. Dawes, 53rd Ohio

#19	#2	Grant’s Last Line		“When Steven Woodworth gives me a quote I will place it here.. . ." Lt. E. C. Dawes, 53rd Ohio