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The American Civil War Statue in Washington DC.

by Scott Lyons
Sharpsburg, Maryland, USA September 11, 2021 The Bloody Lane at Antietam National Battlefield, an area which saw heavy fighting during the battle.

by Scott Lyons
Sunset view of the statue of Andrew Jackson at Manassas Civil War battlefield where the Bull Run battle was fought. Henry House is in the middleground.

by Scott Lyons
Burnside Bridge, at Antietam National Battlefield, Maryland.

by Scott Lyons
Stone Mountain, Georgia

by Scott Lyons
Cannon overlooking Chattanooga at Lookout Mountain Battlefield, Point Park Civil War Cannon Monument near Chattanooga, Tennessee.

by Scott Lyons
Enormous statue stands guard over the National Cemetery at Antietam National Battlefield. The American Civil War Battle of Antietam occurred on September 17, 1862.

by Scott Lyons
Kennesaw National Battlefield

by Scott Lyons
GETTYSBURG, PA.The Gouverneur Warren monument honors the Union general’s success in arranging the last minute defense of Little Round Top at Gettysburg.

by Scott Lyons
Historic Henry House and cannons at Manassas National Battlefield Park during sunset

by Scott Lyons
Gettysburg, PA, USA August 12 Cannons and memorials denote the "high water mark," the furthest advance of the Confederate Army in Gettysburg, Pennsylvania

by Scott Lyons
Sunset view of the statue of Andrew Jackson at Manassas Civil War battlefield where the Bull Run battle was fought. Henry House is in the middleground. The statue was acquired for the nation in 1940.

by Scott Lyons
Sharpsburg, Maryland, USA September 11, 2021 The Bloody Lane at Antietam National Battlefield, an area which saw heavy fighting during the battle.

by Scott Lyons
At the Sunken Road, Antietam National Battlefield. Visitor Center is at upper right. The American Civil War Battle of Antietam occurred on September 17, 1862.

by Scott Lyons
Civil War canon overlooking the Tennessee River and Chattanooga on a cloudy morning from Point Park National Park

by Scott Lyons

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