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West Virginia - 7th Infantry Memorial (Col Samuel Carroll) at Gettysburg Nat'l Military Park in Gettysburg, Pennsylvania
by W. E. Spragg Granite Co
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With Winfield Scott Hancock in the background.
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0006000/07070_0010014339 (added ca. 4/14/2007)
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0006000/07070_0010014349 (added ca. 4/14/2007)
With the Maj Gen Oliver Howard memorial in the background.
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0006000/07070_0010014359 (added ca. 4/14/2007)
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0006000/07070_0010014369 (added ca. 4/14/2007)
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0006000/07070_0010014379 (added ca. 4/14/2007)
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0006000/07070_0010014389 (added ca. 4/14/2007)
Medium: Granite
Artist: W. E. Spragg Granite Co
Related subjects: Civil War; Samuel Sprigg Carroll
Location: Baltimore Pike (Rt 97) Pennsylvania, Gettysburg
Nearest Metro: N/A () (click station name for all sculptures nearby)
Smithsonian American Art Museum's Art Inventories Catalog: Control number PA000806 (dcMem ID #7070 )
Links & other sources
Gettysburg National Military Park Map (ID #421 / G7)
Gettysburg: Stories of Men and Monuments (p106)
NPS website on Gettysburg
Wikipedia article on the Battle of Gettysburg
Wikipedia on the Civil War
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