View of National Cemetery at Arlington
E. Sachse & Co. · 1804 - 1873
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Why is this public domain? E. Sachse & Co. died in 1873; this work is in the public domain.
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A lithographic view of the National Cemetery at Arlington, Virginia, shows rows of white headstones arranged across a wooded hillside beneath tall bare-trunked trees. Small figures walk along the paths, and a printed caption gives the grave counts. The print is attributed to E. Sachse & Co. and dated 1870.
