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Cannon on Gettysburg Battlefield
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Statue of John Burns
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Evergreen Cemetery Gate House in Gettysburg, Pennsylvania
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President Nixon's great-grandfather's tombstone at the National Cemetery
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Will Mayo's drum, which is dropped on the battlefield of Gettysburg
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Diary that reveals the mystery at Devil's Den
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Cannon overlooking the Battlefield of Gettysburg
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Weapons used during the Civil War
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One of the many monuments at Gettysburg
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The infamous Devil's Den
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Director Mark Bussler prepares to film one of the many scenic shots in Gettysburg, Pennsylvania.
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Mark Bussler filming on location in Gettysburg, Pennsylvania during the spring of 2004.
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