Savages Station is a work of fiction but the settings and major historical characters of the Civil War are real. Here are photographs related to the stories.

Part One: Memorial Day

Dedication Day Procession, 2008, American Civil War Memorial, Waterloo, NY

Portal – American Civil War Memorial

Regimental Cenotaph – American Civil War Memorial

Night Views – American Civil War Memorial (photos: Michelle Calabro)

Raising the 36 Star Flag – American Civil War Memorial (photos: Michelle Calabro)

Plaque on monument to the 126th New York in Ziegler’s Grove – Gettysburg Battlefield

Union sharpshooters kit displayed on Little Round Top – Gettysburg Battlefield

Grave of Waterloo resident 5th Sergeant Tyler J. Snyder – Company G, 126th Regiment – Gettysburg National Cemetery

Along Cemetery Ridge looking North – Gettysburg Battlefield

3rd NY Memorial and Gettysburg National Cemetery – Cemetery Hill – Site of Gettysburg Address

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Part Two: Savages Station

Crucifixion, Pietro Perugino, 1493-96, Fresco – Church of Santa Maria Maddalena de’ Pazzi, Florence, Italy

Cupola of the Duomo, Florence

Palazzo Vecchio, 1299, with half moon – Piazza della Signoria, Florence

Judith and Holofernes, Donatello, 1460 – Piazza della Signoria, Florence

The Gridley Home, West Main Street, Waterloo, NY (photo: Bill Holmes)

Colosseum, Roma

Savages Station, VA – Union field hospital after the battle – Photographed June 30, 1862, by James F. Gibson

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Part Three: Cenotaph

Great blue heron, along the race next to the American Civil War Memorial (photo: Bill Holmes)

Graduation, Nassau Hall, Princeton University, 2012

Fort Delaware – View of Pea Patch Island and Delaware shoreline from rampart

Interior courtyard, Fort Delaware

Interior views, Fort Delaware

Finn’s Point National Cemetery – Confederate Monument – 85-foot granite obelisk ~ 13 marble tombstones in foreground mark the resting place of German POW’s from WWII

Confederate Monument Bronze Plaques listing Confederate prisoners who died while incarcerated at Fort Delaware

North-South Cenotaph – American Civil War Memorial