"Victory from Within" Traveling Exhibit

Traveling Exhibit title and cover
 

Along with its partners, Andersonville National Historic Site is developing "Victory From Within: The American Prisoner of War Experience," a 1,200 square foot traveling exhibition. It is anticipated that the exhibit will begin touring the nation in 2013 to introduce the public to the prisoner of war story.

The exhibit floorplan can be viewed as well as several exhibit panel concept designs: Work Details, Defiance, and Communication.

Find out what's happening now on the Traveling Exhibit Project:
Updated project summary - May 2013

Did You Know?

Bronze panel showing a prison scene on the back of a stone monument

Most visitors exploring Andersonville National Cemetery are unaware that the New York monument has an image sculpted on the reverse side of the memorial. The image on the reverse depicts two Andersonville prisoners. One is seen as dejected while the other appears hopeful. An angel approaches the prisoners carrying an olive branch, the symbol of peace, which was used to represent the reconciliation between the North and the South.