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Union Earth Works

Thousands of Union soldiers lived in these fortifications ...

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Union Earthworks

Early on May 10, 1864, General Gershom Mott's division of ...

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Union Earthworks

Men of Maj. Gen. Winfield Scott Hancock's division manned ...

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Union Earth Works

Thousands of Union soldiers lived in these fortifications for eleven long days in 1864. The piles of freshly shoveled dirt sheltered the men from the scorching June sun while shielding them from enemy missiles. The lengthy halt at Cold Harbor ...

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Union Earthworks

Early on May 10, 1864, General Gershom Mott's division of 1,500 Union soldiers arrived on this ground and began constructing earthworks amid the harassing fire of Confederate sharpshooters concealed in the timber, just a few hundred yards away. The remains ...

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Union Earthworks

Men of Maj. Gen. Winfield Scott Hancock's division manned the earthworks which are located just inside this woodline. Hancock's troops confronted two Confederate divisions advancing from the south (from your right front) and east as well as the Rebels attacking ...

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