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Seven Stars
Hello! I'm Karl, and I live with my fiance Donna just outside of Gettysburg, PA. I enjoy taking pictures of our battlefield here, and all over Gettysburg and the surrounding areas. It's a beautiful place to live. I also greatly enjoy studying the history of the Civil War, and especially of the Battle of Gettysburg. I have been a frequent visitor to this area for many years before moving here a couple of years ago. I hope you all enjoy looking at my pictures, and I hope they spark an interest in you to go out and visit Gettysburg and some of the lesser-known battlefields and National Parks all over the United States.
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Would you grant permission to print this photo with a magazine article on Masons during the Civil War? Please contact me at cbrannon (at) brannonpublishing (dot) com. Thank you, Carole Brannon
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This school building is so huge that we have a running joke about it here in Gettysburg. The joke is that there are only 3 man-made structures that can be seen from earth orbit: The Pyramids of Giza, the Great Wall of China, and Gettysburg Area High School !
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Miss Mary Virgina (Jennie) Wade was the only civilian killed during the Battle of Gettysburg. She was baking bread for the Union soldiers on the morning of July 3, 1863 when she was accidentally killed by a stray bullet that pierced her heart, killing her instantly.
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