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(7-02Tour Stop 9 (Lower Bridge: Burnside Bridge), view looking north from high ground just above the Georgians' rifle pits. The pits are covered by the brush
 
Information Tablet (Point blank range)

(6-93Tour Stop 10 (The Final Attack), view looking north. The Sherrick Farmhouse is in the right background. 2002 NPS Tour Guide: After taking the Lower Bridge and reforming his corps, Burnside marched his men across these hills toward Sharpsburg, threatening to cut off Lee's line of retreat. Just as the Federals reached this area, A. P. Hill's Confederate division arrived from Harpers Ferry and drove them back
 
Information Tablet (It is A.P. Hill)
 
Information Tablet (Forever free)

     
 

(7-02Tour Stop 10 (The Final Attack), view looking southeast
 
Panorama of the hills

 

(7-02Tour Stop 11 (Antietam National Cemetery). 2002 NPS Tour Guide: The remains of 4,776 Federal soldiers, including 1,836 unknowns, are buried in this hilltop cemetery near town. Most of the Confederate dead are buried in Hagerstown and Frederick, Md., Shepherdstown, W. Va., and in local church and family cemeteries
 
Panorama of the
cemetery

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