Andersonville Prison where Captain Henry Wirz served as Commandant

Wirz Memorial

By Calvin E. Johnson Jr. —— Bio and Archives--November 4, 2012

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104 years ago, May 12, 1908, the United Daughters of the Confederacy unveiled a monument to the memory of Captain Henry Wirz in Andersonville, Georgia. Our young people are taught about the so-called infamous Andersonville Prison where Captain Henry Wirz served as Commandant but what about the infamous Union prison camps in Chicago and Elmira in New York?

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