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American Civil War: Burnside Bridge
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American Civil War: Burnside Bridge
American Civil War: Burnside Bridge, Antietam, Sept. 1862, Partial View Of A Stone Bridge Over Antietam Creek In Maryland. Photo, Albumen Print, By Alexander Gardner, 1821 1882, Scottish Photographer Who Emigrated To The United States In 1856. From Gardner Photographic Art Gallery, Seventh Street, Washington
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1821 1856 1862 1882 Albumen Alexander American Civil War Antietam Bridge Creek Emigrated Gallery Gardner Maryland Photo Photographer Photographic Scottish Sept Seventh Street Stone View Vintage Photography Washington Burnside Partial
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This vintage photograph captures a partial view of Burnside Bridge during the American Civil War. Taken in September 1862 by Alexander Gardner, a Scottish photographer who immigrated to the United States in 1856, this albumen print showcases his exceptional talent and eye for detail. The stone bridge spans over Antietam Creek in Maryland, serving as a poignant reminder of the historic events that unfolded on its grounds. Gardner's artistic approach transports us back to the Victorian era, with its retro-styled charm and timeless appeal. The image exudes an air of nostalgia as it takes us on a journey through history, inviting us to explore the cultural significance of this iconic landmark. The Burnside Bridge played a crucial role during one of America's bloodiest battles - the Battle of Antietam. Its presence symbolizes resilience and strength amidst adversity. As we gaze upon this snapshot frozen in time, we are reminded of the sacrifices made by countless individuals during this tumultuous period. Displayed at Gardner Photographic Art Gallery on Seventh Street in Washington D. C. , this photograph is not just an artifact but also a testament to Gardner's contribution to American art and photography. Its inclusion within Arkheia's collection allows us to appreciate vintage photography as both an art form and historical documentation. With its rich hues and impeccable composition, this print serves as a window into our past – capturing moments that shaped our nation's history while preserving them for future generations to admire and learn from.
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