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BulletAndersonville National Historic Site & National Prisoner of War Museum
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Once called Camp Sumter, Andersonville was one of the Civil War's largest Confederate military prisons. The National Prisoner of War Museum was opened here in 1998 as a monument to all Americans who have been prisoners of war. Today, the park is maintained by the National Park Service.
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