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This is a cropped version of a photo made in 1989 by w:en:Jack E. Boucher of the Historic American Buildings Survey of the monument at the w:en:Antietam National Battlefield commemorating the 7th, 14th, 19th and 27th Indiana infantry regiments and the w:en:3rd Regiment Indiana Cavalry (East Wing). The "cornfield" is in background. Monument erected in 1910. The photo is no. 23 of a series of 110.

Antietam National Battlefield, Sharpsburg vicinity, Washington County, MD

CALL NUMBER: HABS MD,22-SHARP.V,9-23

REPRODUCTION NUMBER: See Call Number

MEDIUM: Photo(s): 110 (5 x 7 in.) Color Transparencies: 1

DATE: Documentation compiled after 1933.

CREATOR: Historic American Buildings Survey, creator

RELATED NAME(S): Mansfield, Maj Gen. Joseph K. F. Stetson, Lt Col. John L. Starke, Brig Gen. William E. Anderson Richardson, Israel McKinley, Sgt. William Boucher, Jack E., photographer Boucher, Jack E., photographer

NOTE: Survey number HABS MD-934

SUBJECTS: MARYLAND--Washington County--Sharpsburg vicinity war (Civil War) battlefields

OTHER TITLE: Antietam National Battlefield

COLLECTION: Historic American Buildings Survey (Library of Congress)

REPOSITORY: Library of Congress, Prints and Photograph Division, Washington, D.C. 20540 USA

DIGID: [1]

CONTENTS: Photograph caption(s):

23. INDIANA STATE (7TH, 14TH, 19TH & 27TH INFANTRY & 30TH CAVALRY [sic, unit was 3rd Cav.]) MONUMENT, NORTH SIDE OF CORNFIELD AVENUE AT INTERSECTION OF OLD HAGERSTOWN PIKE HABS MD,22-SHARP.V,9-23

CARD #: MD1073

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