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One of the most powerful historic views
With a little imagination, the power of place is palpable. Looking out over the tranquil fields today, a visitor to Gettysburg National Military Park can see the long line of gray soldiers moving forward and hear the pounding of … Continue reading
Posted in 19th century, city/town, Civil War, military, national park
Tagged Civil War, Gettysburg, national park, PA, Pickett's Charge, Robert E. Lee
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The house in the cemetery
Just across the Potomac River from Washington, D.C. sits a columned house looking like a Greek temple with a commanding view of the city. Down the steep hill outside its front door flickers the eternal flame at President John F. … Continue reading
Posted in 19th century, cemetery/grave, Civil War, house, national park, President
Tagged arlington cemetery, Robert E. Lee, VA
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The power of Appomattox
Last year on a trip to view the autumn colors with my family, I convinced them to stop at Appomattox Court House, site of Lee’s surrender to Grant in April 1865 which essentially heralded the end of the Civil War. It was my … Continue reading
Posted in 19th century, Civil War, house, military, national park
Tagged Appomattox Court House, Civil War, General Grant, Robert E. Lee, VA
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