General Roy Stone Photo Gallery
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 Portrait of General Roy Stone |
 Portrait of General Roy Stone - The "grizzled veteran" of 1890 |
 General Roy Stone-Special Agent, U.S. Office of Road Inquiry (circa 1894). |
 Portrait of General Roy Stone , late in life. |
| The Civil War Years | ||
 Colonel Roy Stone (Photo courtesy U.S. Army Military History Institute, Carlisle Barracks, Pennsylvania) |
 Plaque honoring the Bucktails' stand during the Battle of Gettysburg on July 1, 1863. (Photo by N. Artimovich, FHWA.) |
 Monument to the 149th Regiment of Bucktails. The monument, erected on Chambersburg Pike near the McPherson Barn, was dedicated on September 11, 1889. (Photo by N. Artimovich, FHWA.) |
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Stone Avenue As part of the FHWA's Centennial celebration, Federal Highway Administrator Rodney E. Slater visited Gettysburg National Military Park on November 19, 1993, to dedicate a new sign on Stone Avenue. (All photos by Nicholas Artimovich, FHWA.) | ||
 Administrator Slater explains the significance of Roy Stone to the Battle of Gettysburg and to the Nation. |
 Superintendent Jose A.Cisneros of Gettysburg National Military Park, discusses the role of Colonel Roy Stone and the Bucktail Regiments during the Battle of Gettysburg. |
 FHWA's Joseph Toole moderates as Administrator Slater and Superintendent Cisneros unveil the new sign that will replace one lost years ago. |
| Secretaries of Agriculture | |
 The Stormy Petrel. Secretary J. Sterling Morton (1893-1897). (Photo courtesy of the U.S. Department of Agriculture.) |
 "Tama Jim." Secretary James Wilson (1897-1913). (Photo courtesy of the U.S. Department of Agriculture.) |
| Final Resting Place Section 2, Lot 953, on the hill near Arlington House overlooking the cemetery. (All photos by FHWA's Deborah Vocke.) | |
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