
Like we see in many Civil War sites, the landscape today is serene and pretty, in striking contrast to the way it would have been after the battle. Antietam is known for the tragically high number of casualties in a single day, September 12, 1862.
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Nice place, exquisite photos and bright, beautiful...!
ReplyDeleteThat looks like a great place to visit. Great shots.
ReplyDeleteWhat a place - I've never made it there but would love to. Wonderful photos!
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely place. Gorgeous photos.
ReplyDeleteIts a little surreal to think of the horrendous things that went on here and just look at it now!
ReplyDeleteWhooo Hoooo your own senior pass. LOL... good for you.
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