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The following pictures were taken of Andersonville National Historic Site in May of 2004. The prison was built in 1864 to hold the large number of Union prisoners captured by the Confederacy. Conditions at the prison were horrific and more than 13,000 of the 45,000 prisoners held here died in captivity.

Today the park consists of the site where the prison once stood, a National Cemetary, as well as the location for the National Prisoner of War Museum.


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Monument and Graves inside Andersonville National Cemetery. Andersonville, Georgia. United States
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Monument and Graves inside Andersonville National Cemetery. Andersonville, Georgia. United States (usan0001)
Michigan Monument inside Andersonville Prison Site. Andersonville, Georgia. United States (infrared)
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Michigan Monument inside Andersonville Prison Site. Andersonville, Georgia. United States (infrared) (usan0002)
Monument inside Andersonville National Cemetery. Andersonville, Georgia. United States
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Monument inside Andersonville National Cemetery. Andersonville, Georgia. United States (usan0003)
'Deadline' Marker showing the border of the Prison Site. Andersonville, Georgia. United States
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'Deadline' Marker showing the border of the Prison Site. Andersonville, Georgia. United States (usan0004)


Recreation of a Vietnam War Era Prisoner Cell. National Prisoner of War Museum. Andersonville, Georgia. United States
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Recreation of a Vietnam War Era Prisoner Cell. National Prisoner of War Museum. Andersonville, Georgia. United States (usan0005)
Statue outside the National Prisoner Of War Museum. Andersonville, Georgia. United States
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Statue outside the National Prisoner Of War Museum. Andersonville, Georgia. United States (usan0006)
Recreation of the North Gate Entrance to the Prison Site. Andersonville, Georgia. United States
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Recreation of the North Gate Entrance to the Prison Site. Andersonville, Georgia. United States (usan0007)
Monument inside Andersonville Prison Site. Andersonville, Georgia. United States
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Monument inside Andersonville Prison Site. Andersonville, Georgia. United States (usan0008)


Cannons on the defensive earthworks around the prison site. Andersonville, Georgia. United States
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Cannons on the defensive earthworks around the prison site. Andersonville, Georgia. United States (usan0009)
Cannon on the defensive earthworks around the prison site. Andersonville, Georgia. United States
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Cannon on the defensive earthworks around the prison site. Andersonville, Georgia. United States (usan0010)
Monument and Graves inside Andersonville National Cemetery. Andersonville, Georgia. United States
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Monument and Graves inside Andersonville National Cemetery. Andersonville, Georgia. United States (usan0011)
Flowers left on a Grave at the Andersonville National Cemetery. Andersonville, Georgia. United States
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Flowers left on a Grave at the Andersonville National Cemetery. Andersonville, Georgia. United States (usan0012)


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