(March 2010) Enlarge Michigan Monument

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(March 2010) Enlarge New York Monument

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(March 2010) Enlarge Massive Monuments

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(July 2001) Reconstructed North Gate, top left, and Providence Spring House, right center. The view is looking east toward the center of the prison
    
Panorama from the North Gate
Marker (Stockade Branch) Walter Kasperczyk photo
Marker (North Gate)
Marker (A Tight Stockade) Walter Kasperczyk photo
 
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(March 2010) Enlarge North Gate

Walter Kasperczyk photo
 
(April 2014) Enlarge Reconstructed North Gate
 
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(July 2001) Providence Spring House

NPS Tour Guide: The Woman's Relief Corps, the national auxiliary of the Grand Army of the Republic, built the Providence Spring House in 1901 to mark the site where, on August 9, 1864, a spring burst forth during a heavy summer rainstorm--an occurrence many prisoners attributed to Divine Providence
 
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Marker (Providence Spring) Lee Hohenstein photo

(March 2010) Enlarge Providence Spring House

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(July 2001)  South Gate of stockade, view looking northeast
 
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(April 2014) Enlarge Dead House site

NPS Tour Guide (Dead House): The men who died in the stockade were removed to a small structure built of tree branches outside the South Gate
 
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