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| B-2 Carnton Plantation: Used as a hospital during the battle of Franklin. |
| B-1 Castle San Marcos, St. Augustin, Fl |
| B-3 This monument marks the ground at Gettysburg defended by the famed Iron Brigade. |
| B-5 The "Sunken Road" at Antietam. |
| B-4Fort Donelson on the Tennessee River |
| B-14 Just 1 of the 6,252 Confederate casualties at Franklin. |
| B-6 Sept. 17, 1862 became the bloodiest day in American history as 23,000 men became casualties on this field near Antietam Creek. |
| B-10 St. John's Episcopal church near Franklin, Tn. |
| B-8 The "Bloody Lane" on Antietam Battlefield. |
| B-7 The Mississippi monument at Gettysburg depicting a fallen color bearer, his brother in arms defending the flag. |
| B-9 Field of Pickett's Charge at Gettysburg |
| B-15 Goliad, Texas: After the fall of the Alamo, it was here that 342 Texians were massacred at the order of Mexican General Santa Anna. |
| B-11 Elegance in a crossfire: Oaklands Plantation .Gen. Nathan Bedford Forrest surprised and defeated Union forces camped on these grounds. |
| B-12 Burnside's Bridge at Antietam |
| B-13 The Hornet's Nest at Shiloh, Tn |
| B-16 "Remember Goliad, Remember the Alamo!" Gen. Sam Houston |
| B-17 Presidio La Bahia, Goliad, TX |
B-18 Mission Concepcion
B-19 Mission Espada
| B-20 Built near San Antonio, Tx in 1756, Mission Concepcion stands proudly as the oldest unrestored stone church in America. |
| B-21 Mission San Jose |
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| B-24 Mission Concepcion |
B-23 Parker's Crossroad
| B-25 Bushong Farm, New Market Battlefield Site of the charge of the VMI cadets. |