Andersonville Stockade
A photo of the stockade at Andersonville Prison, Civil War.
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Andersonville Stockade
Updated Mar 25, 2024
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Kevin Frye
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01/04/2005
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Donna Pampalone
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02/22/2016
Wow, I have read so much about Andersonville, and have envisioned it in my mind. This is an incredible picture to see! Andersonville has been very well depicted by writers, it appears as it was depicted.
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