Gould’s Breakthrough at Petersburg by Dale Gallon

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Gould’s Breakthrough at Petersburg by Dale GallonPetersburg, VA Early in the morning of April 2, 1865 Captain Charles Gould of the 5th Vermont Volunteer Infantry is shown valiantly leading the Union attack of the 6th Corps that results in the withdrawal of the Confederate Army at Petersburg. Gould received the Congressional Medal of Honor for this action on July 30, 1890. Know why our custom framing is so competitive Dale Gallon's Comments: I wanted to paint this scene to honor the bravery of

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