Antietam, Maryland. Dead soldiers in ditch on the right wing where Kimball's brigade fought so desperately

 

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Antietam, Maryland. Dead soldiers in ditch on the right wing where Kimball's brigade fought so desperately

 

Here for your consideration is a shocking picture of Antietam, Maryland. Dead soldiers in ditch on the right wing where Kimball's brigade fought so desperately. It was created in 1862 by Gardner, Alexander, 1821-1882.

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Image ID# 1683903B

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