American Civil War · SITE OF MEMORY ·
Andersonville Prison (1864–65)
On the American Civil War map as “Andersonville”
1864–65 — Nearly 13,000 Union prisoners die of starvation, exposure and disease in the open stockade of Camp Sumter — the deadliest ground of the war. A site of memory, not of battle.
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- Site of memory
- Chapter
- Overland and Atlanta campaigns (chapter 9 of American Civil War)
- Atlas
- The American Civil War, 1840–1877
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