Abraham Lincoln at Antietam

 

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Lincoln at Antietam

President Abraham Lincoln at Antietam

This is a stunning outdoor photograph of President Lincoln. It was made several days after the Battle of Antietam.  Lincoln personally visited the battlefield, and met with General McClellan.  In this photograph, Lincoln is with Detective Pinkerton (left), and General McClernand (Right). The photograph was made on October 3, 1862.

 

 

 

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