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GETTYSBURG NATIONAL MILITARY PARK, PENNSYLVANIA
Designed by Neutra and Alexander, 1961
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View of ramp leading to observation deck
overlooking battlefield, looking northeast.
(© Christine Madrid, 1998)
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View of concrete drum containing the Cyclorama
painting, looking southeast.
(© Christine Madrid, 1998)
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Section drawing of drum showing support system
and relationship of visitor to painting.
(© Dion Neutra/W. Boesiger)
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View of monumental drum from the building
entrance.
(© Christine Madrid, 1998)
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View toward battlefield from roof of building,
looking southeast.
(© Christine Madrid, 1998)
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Information desk for visitors at the main
entry.
(Photographer unknown, ca. 1962, courtesy National Park
Service Historic Photography Collection)
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View of museum area below Cyclorama
painting.
(Photograph by Jack Boucher, September 1962, courtesy
National Park Service Historic Photography Collection)
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View of tiled ramp leading up to Cyclorama
platform.
(© Dion Neutra/W. Boesiger)
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Old Cyclorama building, opened in 1913 on
Baltimore Street, Cemetery Hill, Gettysburg. This building
housed the Cyclorama painting for forty-five years before
construction of the Neutra/Alexander structure.
(Photographer unknown, n.d., courtesy National Park
Service Historic Photography Collection)
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Richard and Dion Neutra Architecture
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