Location of Field Hospitals

<center><b>Army of the Potomac<br>Medical Department<br>Location of the Field Hospitals<br>During the Battle of Gettysburg</b></center><br>1st Corps - July 1st at the Lutheran Theological Seminary and in Gettysburg<br>July 2nd near White Church on Baltimore Pike<br><br>2nd Corps - July 2nd on east and west side of Rock Creek east of the Bushman House<br><br>3rd Corps - July 2nd on Taneytown Road and soon removed to an angle formed by White Run and Rock Creek<br><br>5th Corps - July 2nd on Taneytown Road west of Round Top<br>July 3rd near Two Taverns<br><br>6th Corps - At the Trostle House east of Rock Creek<br><br>11th Corps - At the Spangler House southeast of the Granite Schoolhouse<br><br>12th Corps - At the Bushman House near Rock Creek<br><br>Cavalry Corps - At Presbyterian Church and other buildings in Gettysburg<br><br>General Hospital Camp Letterman at the Hospital Woods on the York Pike. These hospitals cared for twenty thousand wounded Union and Confederate. <br><br>Medical director of the Army of the Potomac Surgeon Jonathan Letterman, U.S. Army.