A wooden fence divides the image, with low vegetation in the foreground and tall grass beyond.
A view towards the buildings on the Miller Farmstead from Cornfield Avenue show the high integrity of the landscape. The property and adjacent lands remain agrarian in nature and unobstructed by modern intrusions. It essentially appears much as it did when Union and Confederate troops clashed here in September of 1862, the event from which the landscape derives its primary historic significance.
U.S. National Park Service
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