The 6th Corps (Genl. Sedgwick) crossing the bridge at Funkstown (Antietam Creek) in pursuit of Genl. Lee's forces after Gettysbur LCCN2004661933
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The 6th Corps (Genl. Sedgwick) crossing the bridge at Funkstown (Antietam Creek) in pursuit of Genl. Lee's forces after Gettysbur LCCN2004661933, Edwin Forbes (1863), Wikimedia Commons. Via artnap.com
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A pencil drawing on tan paper shows a multi-story mill beside a stone arch bridge over a creek, with trees and a low stone outbuilding along the bank and a wooden fence in the foreground. The sketch is dated 1863 and is attributed to Edwin Forbes, held by Wikimedia Commons.
