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Ghost of Civil War soldier kneels before headstone at Shiloh National Cemetery (composite image) [Image]
Contributor:Bias, Mark (Mark's Photo (Huntington, WV)) Photographer
Contributor:NPS Office of the Chief Information Officer. National Information Systems Center. Information Services Division Sponsor
Publisher:U.S. National Park Service
Published: 10/27/2004
Access:Public access
Restrictions:Public domain
Restrictions Info:Contract transferred all rights to the NPS
Is Part Of:Civil War Heritage Digital Collection
Format/Size:1 image (MrSID format)
Subject:Ghosts and ghost stories
Subject:Civil War personnel
Subject:Living history
Park name:Shiloh National Military Park
Park name:Shiloh National Cemetery
Place:Tennessee -- Hardin County -- Shiloh National Military Park
Time Period:05/02/2004
Park code:SHIL
Summary:In May 2004, photographer Mark Bias was chatting with Shiloh park staff Josh Clemens who was dressed in Civil War era attire. Josh mentioned that there are no particular ghost stories associated with Shiloh National Cemetery so Mark good humoredly suggested that they create one. This composite image was created using the photographic technique of taking two pictures of the same location, one with Josh Clemens and one without, and then combining them to create the special effect of the ghost of a Civil War soldier kneeling in front of the headstone of a fallen comrade.
Related to:Civil War Soldiers & Sailors System (http://www.civilwar.nps.gov)
Source:Medium format film negative scanned on drum scanner to create uncompressed TIF file format (20.6 MB), image size: 3000 x 2400 pixels, 300 dpi, 24 bit color

Record Number:15354
Record Owner:NPS Focus Program

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