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2007 Civil War Re-enactment: Battle of Richmond

American Civil War re-enactment of the Battle of Richmond, Kentucky in 1862

Stock image of the re-enactment of the American Civil War Battle of Richmond Kentucky in 1862. It is considered the most complete Confederate victory of the war with the Union army suffering 4,900 casualties and the loss of 4,000 Union troops taken prisoner by the the invading Confederate forces.
Stock image of the re-enactment of the American Civil War Battle of Richmond Kentucky in 1862. It is considered the most complete Confederate victory of the war with the Union army suffering 4,900 casualties and the loss of 4,000 Union troops taken prisoner by the the invading Confederate forces.
Stock image of the re-enactment of the American Civil War Battle of Richmond Kentucky in 1862. It is considered the most complete Confederate victory of the war with the Union army suffering 4,900 casualties and the loss of 4,000 Union troops taken prisoner by the the invading Confederate forces.
Stock image of the re-enactment of the American Civil War Battle of Richmond Kentucky in 1862. It is considered the most complete Confederate victory of the war with the Union army suffering 4,900 casualties and the loss of 4,000 Union troops taken prisoner by the the invading Confederate forces.
Stock image of the re-enactment of the American Civil War Battle of Richmond Kentucky in 1862. It is considered the most complete Confederate victory of the war with the Union army suffering 4,900 casualties and the loss of 4,000 Union troops taken prisoner by the the invading Confederate forces.
Stock image of the re-enactment of the American Civil War Battle of Richmond Kentucky in 1862. It is considered the most complete Confederate victory of the war with the Union army suffering 4,900 casualties and the loss of 4,000 Union troops taken prisoner by the the invading Confederate forces.
Stock image of the re-enactment of the American Civil War Battle of Richmond Kentucky in 1862. It is considered the most complete Confederate victory of the war with the Union army suffering 4,900 casualties and the loss of 4,000 Union troops taken prisoner by the the invading Confederate forces.
Stock image of the re-enactment of the American Civil War Battle of Richmond Kentucky in 1862. It is considered the most complete Confederate victory of the war with the Union army suffering 4,900 casualties and the loss of 4,000 Union troops taken prisoner by the the invading Confederate forces.
Stock image of the re-enactment of the American Civil War Battle of Richmond Kentucky in 1862. It is considered the most complete Confederate victory of the war with the Union army suffering 4,900 casualties and the loss of 4,000 Union troops taken prisoner by the the invading Confederate forces.
Stock image of the re-enactment of the American Civil War Battle of Richmond Kentucky in 1862. It is considered the most complete Confederate victory of the war with the Union army suffering 4,900 casualties and the loss of 4,000 Union troops taken prisoner by the the invading Confederate forces.
Stock image of the re-enactment of the American Civil War Battle of Richmond Kentucky in 1862. It is considered the most complete Confederate victory of the war with the Union army suffering 4,900 casualties and the loss of 4,000 Union troops taken prisoner by the the invading Confederate forces.
Stock image of the re-enactment of the American Civil War Battle of Richmond Kentucky in 1862. It is considered the most complete Confederate victory of the war with the Union army suffering 4,900 casualties and the loss of 4,000 Union troops taken prisoner by the the invading Confederate forces.
Stock image of the re-enactment of the American Civil War Battle of Richmond Kentucky in 1862. It is considered the most complete Confederate victory of the war with the Union army suffering 4,900 casualties and the loss of 4,000 Union troops taken prisoner by the the invading Confederate forces.
Stock image of the re-enactment of the American Civil War Battle of Richmond Kentucky in 1862. It is considered the most complete Confederate victory of the war with the Union army suffering 4,900 casualties and the loss of 4,000 Union troops taken prisoner by the the invading Confederate forces.
Stock image of the re-enactment of the American Civil War Battle of Richmond Kentucky in 1862. It is considered the most complete Confederate victory of the war with the Union army suffering 4,900 casualties and the loss of 4,000 Union troops taken prisoner by the the invading Confederate forces.
Stock image of the re-enactment of the American Civil War Battle of Richmond Kentucky in 1862. It is considered the most complete Confederate victory of the war with the Union army suffering 4,900 casualties and the loss of 4,000 Union troops taken prisoner by the the invading Confederate forces.
Stock image of the re-enactment of the American Civil War Battle of Richmond Kentucky in 1862. It is considered the most complete Confederate victory of the war with the Union army suffering 4,900 casualties and the loss of 4,000 Union troops taken prisoner by the the invading Confederate forces.
Stock image of the re-enactment of the American Civil War Battle of Richmond Kentucky in 1862. It is considered the most complete Confederate victory of the war with the Union army suffering 4,900 casualties and the loss of 4,000 Union troops taken prisoner by the the invading Confederate forces.
Stock image of the re-enactment of the American Civil War Battle of Richmond Kentucky in 1862. It is considered the most complete Confederate victory of the war with the Union army suffering 4,900 casualties and the loss of 4,000 Union troops taken prisoner by the the invading Confederate forces.
Stock image of the re-enactment of the American Civil War Battle of Richmond Kentucky in 1862. It is considered the most complete Confederate victory of the war with the Union army suffering 4,900 casualties and the loss of 4,000 Union troops taken prisoner by the the invading Confederate forces.
Stock image of the re-enactment of the American Civil War Battle of Richmond Kentucky in 1862. It is considered the most complete Confederate victory of the war with the Union army suffering 4,900 casualties and the loss of 4,000 Union troops taken prisoner by the the invading Confederate forces.
Stock image of the re-enactment of the American Civil War Battle of Richmond Kentucky in 1862. It is considered the most complete Confederate victory of the war with the Union army suffering 4,900 casualties and the loss of 4,000 Union troops taken prisoner by the the invading Confederate forces.
Stock image of the re-enactment of the American Civil War Battle of Richmond Kentucky in 1862. It is considered the most complete Confederate victory of the war with the Union army suffering 4,900 casualties and the loss of 4,000 Union troops taken prisoner by the the invading Confederate forces.
Stock image of the re-enactment of the American Civil War Battle of Richmond Kentucky in 1862. It is considered the most complete Confederate victory of the war with the Union army suffering 4,900 casualties and the loss of 4,000 Union troops taken prisoner by the the invading Confederate forces.

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