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LEE AND POPE
To the south is Clark's Mountain, behind which Lee's Army was gathered, August 17, 1862. From a signal station on the mountain top Lee looked down on Pope's Army, which he wished to attack. Pope, realizing his danger, retired northward.
Conservation & Development Commission, 1927 |