Tomb of Unknown Soldier Temple of Fame Arlington Natl Cemetery Virginia~c1910
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Tomb of Unknown Soldier Temple of Fame Arlington Natl Cemetery Virginia~c1910. To the left is seen a rear view of the Custis-Lee Mansion which was built in 1802. by W. B. Garrison Inc. Washington D. C. No. 3394. The Tomb of the Unknown Soldier is a large imposing structure and the Custis-Lee Mansion is a smaller building in the background. Disclaimer: The TITLE and DESCRIPTION (NOT the images) are generated by Artificial Intelligence. This helps us list cards faster. The technology is new and makes some mistakes. The images are what you should use when making your buying decision. Contact us if you find a significant error in the A.I. generated description so we can fix it. ********************************************************* This is a vintage postcard. The Tomb of the Unknown at Arlington National Cemetery Va. marks the resting place of 2111 unknown soldiers gathered after the Civil War from the fields of Bull Run and the route to the Rappahannock. To the right is seen the Temple of Fame around the dome of which and on the columns are inscribed the names of Army and Navy heroes. To the left is seen a rear view of the Custis-Lee Mansion which was built in 1802. It is preserved as it was in the days of Custis the adopted son of Washington who built it and of Robert E. Lee who married Mary Custis within it and lived here until the Civil War. Tomb of the Unknown and Rear of the Custis-Lee Mansion Arlington National Cemetery Va. Pub. by W. B. Garrison Inc. Washington D. C. No. 3394. The postcard shows a view of the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier and the Custis-Lee Mansion at Arlington National Cemetery in Arlington Virginia. The Tomb of the Unknown Soldier is a large imposing structure and the Custis-Lee Mansion is a smaller building in the background.
