(3-01) Shirley House. NPS 2000 Tour Guide: Union troops called it "the white house," and it is the only surviving wartime structure in the park. During the siege it served as headquarters for the 45th Illinois Infantry, members of which built hundreds of bombproof shelters around it to protect themselves against Confederate artillery fire. It has been restored to its 1863 appearance
  
Panorama: View from the Shirley House (Illinois Memorial and Battery Hickenlooper
 
Panorama: 360 from the Shirley House
  
Panorama: Shirley House and ravine east

Wartime view of Shirley House and bombproof shelters of the 45th Illinois
 
Union Batteries near the Shirley House
 
The White House Battery
 
Battery McPherson

(3-08) North view of Shirley House from Union Avenue. Remains of trenches constructed by Logan's Division in center of photo
 
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(3-96) Old Jackson Road east of Shirley House, looking west

(3-08) Old Jackson Road east of Shirley House, looking east toward Battery McPherson
 
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(3-08) Old Jackson Road at Battery McPherson site, looking west. The battery is on the high ground to the left of the road cut
 
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