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    A group of men dressed in American Revolutionary War-era period costumes are participating in a ceremonial event at a cemetery. They are holding muskets and flags, including early American flags with stars and stripes, suggesting a commemorative or memorial reenactment. The setting includes visible gravestones, one of which is legible as 'Sarah, wife of Dr. J.W. Stodgill, 1818-1857.'

    INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA, UNITED STATES

    08.16.2014

    Photo by Catherine Carroll 

    88th Readiness Division

    Indiana Society Sons of the American Revolution, 19th U.S. Regular Infantry combined color guard honors Pres. Benjamin Harrison at a wreath laying ceremony in Indianapolis, Ind., Aug. 16, 2014.

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    Date Taken: 08.16.2014
    Date Posted: 08.18.2014 11:38
    Photo ID: 1508467
    VIRIN: 140816-A-UY332-152
    Resolution: 4928x3264
    Size: 6.77 MB
    Location: INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA, US
    Web Views: 77
    Downloads: 2

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    Four boys, three wearing Cub Scout or Boy Scout uniforms and one in a plaid shirt, pose together on a paved path in a cemetery holding small American flags. The setting and activity suggest a patriotic observance such as Memorial Day or Veterans Day flag placement. The boys are smiling and appear to be in good spirits during their community service activity.
    A young Cub Scout in full uniform crouches and smiles in front of a historical marker for Benjamin Harrison, the Twenty-Third President of the United States (1889–1893). He is holding a small American flag on a stick, and several other people, including a person in camouflage military attire and a woman, are visible in the background. The setting appears to be an outdoor commemorative or patriotic event.
    A group of men dressed in American Revolutionary War-era period costumes are participating in a ceremonial event at a cemetery. They are holding muskets and flags, including early American flags with stars and stripes, suggesting a commemorative or memorial reenactment. The setting includes visible gravestones, one of which is legible as 'Sarah, wife of Dr. J.W. Stodgill, 1818-1857.'
    A group of nine men dressed in Union Army Civil War-era reenactment uniforms stand in a line holding period-accurate rifles at what appears to be a cemetery ceremony. They are positioned in front of a stone monument or obelisk, surrounded by trees and grave markers. The scene suggests a memorial or commemorative event honoring Civil War soldiers.
    A military ceremony appears to be taking place in what looks like a cemetery or memorial grounds. A young woman in a black dress is singing or speaking at the event while two U.S. Army officers in dress uniforms render salutes behind her. Various uniformed personnel and color guard members are visible in the background.
    Two U.S. Army officers in dress uniforms walk together during what appears to be a military memorial ceremony held outdoors in a cemetery or memorial garden. A wreath of red, white, and blue flowers on a stand is prominently displayed to the right, and an American flag is visible in the background under a green canopy tent. Attendees with umbrellas are visible in the background, suggesting rainy weather during the event.
    Two U.S. Army officers in dress uniforms are rendering a salute at a wreath-laying ceremony in what appears to be a military or veterans' cemetery. A patriotic wreath composed of red, white, and blue flowers with matching ribbons is displayed on a white stand. A state flag, identifiable as the Indiana state flag, is visible in the background near a large tree.
    A U.S. Army officer in dress uniform is rendering a salute at what appears to be a memorial ceremony. A decorative wreath with red, white, and blue flowers is displayed on a white easel stand. Civilians with umbrellas stand in the background, suggesting the event is taking place in light rain outdoors.
    A military service member in dress uniform stands beside a large tree in a cemetery, playing a bugle — most likely performing 'Taps' during a funeral or memorial service. The setting is a well-maintained graveyard with numerous headstones visible in the background. The scene conveys a solemn military honors ceremony.
    This image shows the grave monument of Benjamin Harrison, the 23rd President of the United States, located at Crown Hill Cemetery in Indianapolis, Indiana. The large granite obelisk-style monument bears his name prominently and includes an inscription detailing his life and career. Two small American flags and a bronze medallion have been placed at the base of the monument as tributes.

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