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Robert Edward Lee 18-June-2007
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Slave Quarters 20-August-2007
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The Beginnings of Arlington National Cemetery 21-August-2007
The Burke Family 20-July-2007
The Gray Family 20-July-2007
The Lee Family Evacuation 20-August-2007
The Power of Place 27-August-2007
The Syphax Family 20-July-2007
Union Occupation: 1861-1865 20-August-2007
William Henry Fitzhugh "Rooney" Lee 19-June-2007
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Memorial Bridge and Arlington House  

Did You Know?
Memorial Bridge was built in 1933 as a symbol of reunification after the Civil War. The bridge crosses the Potomac River, the boundary between North and South during the war. It connects Arlington House (the South) and the Lincoln Memorial (the north).

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