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(7-2006) View
looking north from reconstructed section of the Stone Wall a few yards
north of point in previous photo. The Innis House is in the left
background |
(10-2001) Monument marking where Georgia General Thomas Cobb
was mortally wounded while commanding the Georgia Legion at the "Sunken
Road" |
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(7-2006) View
looking toward the Innis House from the Cobb monument |
(10-2001) View
of Marye's Heights" from the Sunken Road. This commanding height was the
heart of the Confederate defense at Fredericksburg. The heights extended
parallel to the Rappahannock River 4 or 5 miles to the left of this
picture giving Lee's troops a very strong position |
