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U. S. CIVIL WAR
PHOTOGRAPHS
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THOMAS J. "STONEWALL" JACKSON
PAGE FIVE OF EIGHT
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Jackson Wounding Map
(Letters A - D mark Photograph locations.)
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Historian Robert K. Krick determined that the actual location where
Jackson was shot is near the point marked by the arrow, just east of
the Chancellorsville Visitors Center. -
B
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This photograph, taken from the point that Jackson was shot, illustrates
how close it is to the eastern side of the Chancellorsville Visitors Center.
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STONEWALL JACKSON'S ARM
The Ellwood house, near Chancellorsville
Ellwood was involved in both the Chancellorsville and Wilderness battles. After
Jackson's arm was amputated at a Chancellorsville field hospital, his chaplain,
Beverley Tucker Lacy (brother to the owner), chose the family cemetery at
Ellwood for the final resting place of Jackson's arm.
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