GDG- Re:museum

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Greg......

A big thank you for your true Southern hospitality and the exceptional educational experience of your tours of the Atlanta Campaign.

Fortunatley, my checked luggage made the weight limitation despite my bringing home all those Western Theater books!  My summer reading list is full!

I really enjoyed visiting the Atlanta Cyclorama and hope you can make to the Eastern Theater to take a look at our newly restored Gettysburg Cyclorama when it is ready for the public. It should be spectacular!  In fact, I understand this Monday's Newsweek Magazine should have a feature article on it.

Eileen M. Murphy
Bristow, VA

P.S.  I hope to take your Donelson tour some day!   

   

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From: Biggsk at aol.com 

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> 
> Hello, 
> 
> Before I begin on the topic at hand I want to say how wonderful it was to 
> meet Margaret, Wayne, Paula, Eileen and any others I left off by mistake on the 
> Atlanta Campaign tour this past week. I had a great time showing you the 
> sites of the campaign and hope you came away with a greater appreciation for 
> it. 
> 
> With regards to this statement: 
> 
> >>>>Beginning September 26, 2008, the museum will exhibit the only complete 
> cyclorama painting on display in North America, "The Battle of Gettysburg." 
> >>> 
> 
> 
> 
> I was not aware that the Cyclorama in Atlanta for the "Battle of Atlanta", 
> which we saw this past Sunday morning, was not complete! Someone might 
> consider doing some fact checking before they issue statements like the above. 
> 
> Greg Biggs 
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