Civil War Places
Civil War site montage
by DLO
This photo essay
features significant places relevant to the Civil War, organized in
chronological order by occurrence of the historical event. The first
page shows an image from Harpers Ferry where the pre-Civil War incident
of John Brown's Raid took place, adding fuel to the topics of slavery
and states rights—causes that increasingly divided the nation. The
War would break out a year-and-a-half later, ending after four tumultuous
years. The last page of this essay includes monuments in Georgia and
Virginia.
October 16, 1859: |
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Harpers Ferry
National Historical Park |
April
12, 1861: |
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Fort Sumter
National Monument |
7/21/61
& 8/28-30/62: |
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Manassas National
Battlefield Park |
September 17, 1862: |
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Antietam National
Battlefield |
December 13, 1862: |
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Fredericksburg
National Military Park |
April 27 - May 5, 1863: |
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Chancellorsville
Battlefield |
July
1-3, 1863: |
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Gettysburg National
Military Park |
February 20, 1864: |
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Olustee Battlefield
State Historic Site |
May 8-21, 1864: |
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Spotsylvania
National Military Park |
June 1-12, 1864: |
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Cold Harbor
Battlefield |
6/15/1864 - 4/2/1865: |
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Petersburg National
Battlefield |
April 9, 1865: |
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Appomattox Court
House N.H.P. |
1866, 1879: |
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Monuments in
Savannah, Ga. and Arlington, Va. |
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