
The Station at Harpers Ferry, WVA.B&W Film 2001
In 1859, John Brown, revolutionary abolitionist, led a raid on the federal armory at Harpers Ferry in his efforts to abolish slavery.

The Kennedy Farm Where the Abolitionist John Brown Trained His Army
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The Mason & Dixon Line at Route 63, PennsylvaniaB&W Film 2001
Often seen as defining the North from the South, the Mason & Dixon Line was surveyed in the 1760's by Charles Mason (an astronomer) and Jeremiah Dixon (a surveyor) from England.

The Stone House at the Battle of Bull Run (Manassas), Virginia
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The Bridge at the Battle of Bull Run
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Manassas Battlefield, Where General Thomas Jackson Earned the Name "Stonewall"
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Abundant Life Baptist Church on the Road General Stonewall Jackson Traveled to Culpeper, Virginia
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The Marker Where Stonewall Jackson was Wounded
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To The Gravesite of Jackson's Arm at Ellwood Manor
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Ellwood Manor, Locust Grove, Virginia
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Front Steps of Ellwood Manor,
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Stonewall Jackson Shrine B&W Film 2001
Window to the room where Stonewall Jackson died on May 10, 1863. Guinea Station, Virginia

Hotel Stonewall Jackson, Staunton, Virginia
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Jackson's Home in Lexington, Virginia
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Site of the Gettysburg Address
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Gettysburg Civil War Grave Markers
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At the Base of Little Round Top, Gettysburg
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The Site of Pickett's Charge at Gettysburg, July 3,1863
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Plum Run (Bloody Run) Battlefield, Gettysburg
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Gardner's "Confederate Dead at Devils Den" Gettysburg, Pennsylvania
July 1863
Wet Plate Collodian Process

Home of a Rebel Sharpshooter at Devil's Den, Gettysburg
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