The Deadly History Of This Georgia Prison Is Terrifying But True
Andersonville Prison was one of the largest Confederate military prisons during the American Civil War. Formerly known as Camp Sumpter, this prisoner of war camp was constructed during the final twelve months of the war. The prison held more than 45,000 Union Soldiers. The ultimate tragedy, however, is that out of those 45,000 soldiers held, nearly 13,000 died, the majority of which could have lived with simple fixes to the deplorable conditions...