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 On September 17 1862 about 5600 men died along this 800 yard Sunken Road in Antietam. In places the bodies were 4 to 5 feet thick. The blood ran like a river. About a quarter of the 23100 deaths that occurred on this bloodiest day of the American Civil war happened right here. Some say the battlefield is haunted. I have a little secret regarding the capture of the sunbeam lighting the fence. For details see the little article I wrote for my camera club. | |
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