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Pennsylvania, Gettysburg, Headquarters of the army of the Potomac during the Battle of Gettysburg., 1863

On July 5, 1863, photographer Alexander Gardner and his assistant, Timothy O’Sullivan, arrived at the site of the Battle of Gettysburg. The battle had ended two days earlier. On July 6, when he saw the body of a Confederate soldier in an area called “Devil’s Den,” he photographed it. He would later move it and photograph it again as a different person. #civilwar #gettysburg American Civil War, American History, Gettysburg College, History Of Photography, Famous Photography, Vintage Photography

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On July 5, 1863, photographer Alexander Gardner and his assistant, Timothy O’Sullivan, arrived at the site of the Battle of Gettysburg. The battle had ended two days earlier. On July 6, when he saw the body of a Confederate soldier in an area called “Devil’s Den,” he photographed it. He would later move it and photograph it again as a different person. #civilwar #gettysburg

Photograph of Union and Confederate Veterans Shaking Hands Across the Stone Wall at the 1938 "Blue and Gray Reunion" at Gettysburg, 1938 American Pride, Native American, Southern Heritage, Southern Style

Photograph of Union and Confederate Veterans Shaking Hands Across the Stone Wall at the 1938 "Blue and Gray Reunion" at Gettysburg, 1938

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This graphic, from the CNN Freedom Project via Free the Slaves, compares the price of a slave in 1809 & in 2009. Discuss what we can learn from 19th century abolition to end modern slavery in our webcast on Feb. 11 http://americanhistory.si.edu/nys/abolition