by Caroline Janney
Fifty years after Gettysburg, Union and Confederate veterans reunited in the small town, with reporters claiming the “end of sectional feeling.” Twenty-five years later, the crowds gathered again to dedicate the Eternal Peace Memorial. Images of harmonious Blue-Gray reunions do not necessarily reflect the feelings of most veterans who returned. For more than 75 years, Gettysburg served as a site of contested memory and bitter feelings. Janney traces the transformation of Gettysburg from a Union memorial park to a symbol of American reconciliation.
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