(7-2006) Middle pontoon bridge site. This view is looking upstream from approximate camera positions in previous two photos. The upper crossing would be about 3/4 mi. beyond the R/R bridge in the background
 
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Brompton: Marye's Heights
 
(10-2001) Brompton - Home to John L. Marye. House stands on top of "Marye's Heights." It is now the home of the dean of Mary Washington College. The hilltop was heavily fortified by Lee's troops including gun pits in the front yard
 
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An early view of Brompton, courtesy of Joyce Davis. Joyce's grandfather, Leeland Rowe, was at one time the administrator at Brompton and planted the Boxwoods in the front yard. During the war a huge tree was in the front yard that was used as a hospital setting. Click to enlarge

(10-2001) Earthworks in the front yard of Brompton
 
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(10-2001) View from Brompton down towards Fredericksburg. Union troops would have had to fight their way up the hill if they had overrun the "Sunken Road" and the stone wall
 
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