After surviving Andersonville Prison, Union Army veteran Thomas O’Dea completed this drawing of it from memory in 1885. “In all the annals of civilization and barbarism, there never was, and I ...

Memorial Day is the day we remember the U.S. military service members who paid the ultimate sacrifice for our country.. They're never forgotten at Andersonville National Historic Site, one of 433 ...

Memorial Day is the day we remember the U.S. military service members who paid the ultimate sacrifice for our country.. They're never forgotten at Andersonville National Historic Site, one of 433 ...

The block of wood bears a label which reads "piece of the Deadline from [Confederate] Andersonville Prison." Part of the General Edward D. Townsend collection of relics of the War of 1812, Mexican War ...

For 14 months late in the Civil War, Andersonville was probably the worst place on earth, a horror show from beginning to end. Alpheus Pike of Bloomington spent more than three months at this ...