(10-02) Federal General Wm. B. Hazen's brigade entered this field (then a cornfield) from the near side and was counterattacked by Confederate Colonel G. F Baucum as well as Gen. Mark P. Lowrey's brigade who entered the field to your right (far side) and were driven to the left (north). This was the high tide of the battle for the Federals
 
Panorama of field above

(10-02) Rifle pits (right-foreground to middle-background) that protected Brig. Gen. John H. Kelly's Confederate dismounted cavalry. They held off an attack by Federal Gen. B. F. Scribner and prevented him from reinforcing Hazen in the cornfield

(10-02) Stone well at site of miller's home just above (south of) the mill. The house was probably destroyed during the fighting in this area

(10-02) Site of Pickett's Mill facing west. Intense fighting occurred here between Scribner's Federal troops and Kelly's cavalry
 
Panorama (Pickett's Mill site)