(March 1994)  Cooking pot used by Confederate soldiers' at Mansfield
 
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(March 1994)  67th Indiana position marker, north view. In the next photo you can see the changes made to this area fourteen years later
 
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(March 2008) Enlarge Position of 67th Indiana interpretive Marker
 
This photo was taken March 16, 2008 at the location of the interpretive marker for the 67th Indiana. The visitor center and flags are directly in front and behind them the Confederate troops poured fire into the Union troops and charged across the open ground
 
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(March 2008) Enlarge 67th Indiana Interpretive Marker

The 67th Indiana Volunteer Infantry was led by Major Francis Sears as part of the 4th Division under Col. William J. Landram of the 13th Army Corps. The sign is not too far from the museum/visitor center at Mansfield Battlefield. The 67th Indiana was at the spearhead of the Union forces as they traveled along the Old Stage Road, now Route 175

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(April 2007)  This is a view of the museum at Mansfield Battlefield. Photo taken on April 14, 2007. Compare the flags flying and the new display of cannons with the 1994 view at left center of page

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