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Item Code: 1266-1021
Vertical cabinet card photograph of the Stonewall Jackson monument located in Oak Grove Cemetery at Lexington, Virginia. His gravesite is marked by this prominent bronze statue created by sculptor Edward Valentine. Jackson is buried alongside his wife, daughter, and other family members.
Card measures 5” x 10” with gilt, beveled edges. Image is slightly faded and the edges of the card show minor wear. Photographer’s imprint along bottom edge, “Miley, Lexington, Va.” A printed paper label detailing the history of the monument is pasted to the back of the card. There is some loss of paper on the corners on the back. [jet][ph:L]
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