Friend to Friend Monument Gettysburg Version Two Canvas Print

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This is one of my favorite memorials at Gettysburg. Located in the National Cemetery anex, the "Friend to Friend" Masonic Memorial monument was created by Ron Tunison and shows Confederate General Lewis Armistead and Union Captain Henry Bingham after "Pickett's Charge". Armistead is shown handing his watch and personal effects to be taken to his friend, Union General Hancock.

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