George Alfred Townsend War Correspondents Arch


George Alfred Townsend War Correspondents Arch
George Alfred Townsend War Correspondents Arch
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By: AlbinoFlea @ 2007-11-11 00:27:39
Description: From www.dnr.state.md.us:

Townsend's most unique and certainly his most lasting architectural endeavor at Gathland is an unusual monument erected in 1896 as a memorial to his fellow war correspondents, featuring tablets inscribed with the names of 157 correspondents and war artists who saw and described in narrative and picture almost all the events of the four years of the war. The unusual monument was dedicated by Governor Lloyd Lowndes on October 16, 1896, and in 1904 was turned over to the U.S. War Department and later transferred to the National Park Service.
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Location: Gapland, Maryland (MD), United States (US)
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