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$75.00 SOLD
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Item Code: 224-360
Items are in uncleaned relic condition with pitted iron surfaces.
Longstreet’s Headquarters was a small building that stood south of the intersection of West Confederate Ave. and Millerstown Road. It was run by Samuel F. “Pappy” Swope whose collection was displayed in the small building. After the death of Mr. Swope, the building and collection passed to Mr. Swope’s daughter and son-in-law. In the late 1980’s the building was closed and torn down by the National Park Service. [ad]
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