Iuka, MS Page3 This page courtesy of Tim Kent, Tuscumbia, AL Contact Webmaster for any use of the following photos Iuka Page1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Next |
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(December 2009)
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Another view of the trench |
(December 2009) Enlarge The burial trench |
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(December 2009) Enlarge The Dunrobin House (Brinkley Home). It has always been painted white, but is being restored now. This home was used as a headquarters by both Union General Ulysses Grant and William Rosecrans |
(December 2009) Enlarge The United Methodist Church which was built in 1859. It was also used as a hospital following the battle by troops of both sides |
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(December 2009) Enlarge View toward the ridge occupied by the 10th Iowa Infantry, two guns of the 12th Wisconsin Battery and a portion of the 4th Minnesota Infantry on the Union left flank. The position was attacked by the 37th Mississippi Infantry. Canister and volleys stopped the attack |
(December 2009) Enlarge The Iuka Hospital. The Confederates advanced across this ground to attack the Union positions |
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