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Map of Shiloh Battlefield



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    The battle of Shiloh and the organizations engaged

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    Relief Map of the Battlefield of Gettysburg.; [and] Relief Map of the Cavalry Battlefield : three miles east from Gettysburg

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    A scrapbook containing photo images and description of the relief map exhibited at Gettysburg along with several newspaper clippings describing the opening of this exhibit. "Relief map made by Lt. Col. E. B. Cope, Engineer, J. C. Wireman, Assistant": ms. title page Prime meridian: GM. Projection: Plane. Printing Process: Photograph.

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    Gettysburg National Park Commission. Photographs illustrating the work of the commission

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    Ten volumes of photographs illustrating the development of Gettysburg National Military Park over the years 1893 to 1916. Photographs show work done under the direction of the federally-appointed Gettysburg National Park Commission, chaired by Colonel John P. Nicholson. Scenes include repairing of roads, stone walls, and fences; construction of new roads; general views of landscape features and terrain; and monuments and markers placed at significant battle locations. In some volumes, the images have handwritten captions. The albumen prints are approximately 9 1/2 x 7 1/2 inches, mounted on board, and some later images have the imprint of photographer W. H. Tipton.

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