Item	Description
#1 - Description of Advance and Occupation of Cumberland Gap	Image of text of report by Col. John F. DeCourcy, 16th OVI, commanding 26th Brigade under Gen. Morgan, regarding the advance on and occupation of Cumberland Gap, June, 1862.
#2 - Report of Occupation of Cumberland Gap	Text of the report by Gen. George W. Morgan to Secretary of War E. M. Stanton announcing the occupation of Cumberland Gap on June 18, 1862.
#3 - Description of Gen. Morgan's Retreat to the Ohio River	Two newspaper articles describing the difficult march made by Gen. Morgan's division as they retreated from Cumberland Gap back to the Ohio River
#4 - Detailed account of Cumberland Gap Campaign	A 44 page excerpt of a highly detailed account of the Cumberland Gap campaign as written by Pvt. Frank H. Mason, Company A, 42nd Ohio Volunteers (brigaded with 16th OVI)
#5 - Battle of Tazewell, Tennessee -August 6, 1862	A section of the website dedicated to descriptions, reports and images of the Battle of Tazewell
#6 - Description of Morgan's Return from Gap to Ohio	A newspaper article from the Portsmouth Times describing the arrival of Gen. Mogan and the 16th Ohio back on friendly ground in Wheelersburg, Ohio
#1 - Map of Cumberland Ford and Gap area	Detailed period map of area around Cumberland Ford and Cumberland Gap, including Lambden's farm, Roger's Gap, Powell's River and Valley andTazewell, Tennessee
#2 - Map of Cumberland Gap	Hand drawn maps made by Sgt. William Buchanan for Pvt. John F. McClelland, possibly at McClelland's request so he could send home to family. Maps show Rebel defenses at Cumberland Gap, shortly before they evacuated. Includes Harlan Road and State Road.
#3 - Map of Cumberland Gap Campaign	Professionally drawn military map made in 1877 documenting the entire 1862 Cumberland Gap campaign (may take extra download time).
#4 - Map of Cumberland Gap	Modern day map from the National Park Service. It is easy to compare this map with the above period map to see where modern day roads, trails and landmarks line up with the historical places during the Civil War.
#5 - Map of Cumberland Gap Encampment	Rough, hand drawn map of the Union encampement at Cumberland Gap originally in possession of Lt. Cushman Cunningham, Company F.
#6 - Map of Kentucky/Tennessee Theatre, May through October, 1862	Map by Hal Jesperson showing general movements of Union and Confederate forces in Kentucky and Tennessee during 1862.
#7 - Maps of Morgan's Evacuation Route from Cumberland Gap to the Ohio River	Period maps by A. J. Johnson annotated with the notional but probable route taken by Gen. Morgan's 7th Division in their desperate march to safety from The Gap to the Ohio River, September 17 through October 3, 1862
#1 - Image of Cumberland Gap	High resolution photograph of The Gap under Union control - June-September, 1862
#2 - The Leaders	Images of the Union and Confederate officers commanding the forces at Cumberland Gap, June-September, 1862
#3 - Sketch of Cumberland Gap	A sketch by Frank Leslie showing Cumberland Gap from the Kentucky Side along with the several troops, tents and the Harlan Road.
#4 - Sketch of the Evacuation of Cumberland Gap	A sketch showing Gen. Morgan's troops marching away from Cumberland Gap with large explosions back on the mountain where Morgan had detonated the remaining powder magazines.
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