Existing comment:
A new-made grave occupies the center of the picture, a small head and foot board, the former with lettering defining its limits. Doubled up near it, with features almost distinguishable, is a body of a little drummer-boy. How it happens that it should have been left uninterred, while the last honors were paid to one of his comrades, we are unable to explain.
The burial was for a Union officer. The body is of a Rebel soldier. The man standing to the right is not in stereo negative used. He is in the companion negative. |