(1-2007) Carlisle Indian
Industrial School interpretive marker on the grounds of the Carlisle Army
Barracks. On the afternoon of June 28, 1863, the 32nd North Carolina
regiment raised a Confederate flag over the Carlisle Barracks, making it
the northern-most military installation captured by the rebels. JEB Stuart
burned the barracks on July 1st. The barracks is still in use today by the
U.S. Army. Due to homeland security no photos are allowed of the barracks.
I was only allowed to photograph the marker and the cemetery |
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(1-2007) Carlisle Industrial
School cemetery |
(1-2007) Army Heritage trail on
the grounds of Ridgeway Hall, home of the U.S. Army Military History
Institute near Carlisle Army Barracks |
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(1-2007) A Civil War cabin
exhibit on the trail |