Littlefield Collection
Littlefield is a place that spans across various locations, from Teignbridge in TQ14 9 Map to Gloucester in GL2 4 Map
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Littlefield is a place that spans across various locations, from Teignbridge in TQ14 9 Map to Gloucester in GL2 4 Map, North East Lincolnshire in DN34 4 Map to West Dorset in DT9 6 Map, and even Colchester in CO7 9 Map. But it holds more than just geographical significance; it carries historical weight as well. In the depths of American history, Littlefield found its way into the annals of the American Civil War. General McClellan's headquarters at Antietam, Maryland became a focal point during this tumultuous time between 1861-1862 (1955). The battlefield itself witnessed significant events captured by photographer Geo. H. Bangs on October 18th. Amidst the chaos and bloodshed of war, nature still managed to weave its beauty into Littlefield's narrative. The Valley of Fire near Overton Nevada showcased stunning Aztec and Navaho Sandstone formations alongside delicate Dwarf Evening Primrose flowers. Speaking of these enchanting blossoms, they also graced the arid landscapes near Littlefield Arizona within the Mohave Desert. Oenothera caespitosa or Dwarf Evening Primrose added splashes of color amidst harsh surroundings. And if we delve deeper into historical records, we discover an intriguing photograph taken during the American Civil War at Antietam in October 1862. Union officials gathered together for this momentous occasion: war correspondent William R Moore and detective Allan Pinkerton seated on one side while standing tall were George H Bangs, John C Babcock, and Augustus K Littlefield himself - all immortalized through Alexander Gardner's lens. From maps to battlefields to natural wonders and historic photographs – Littlefield encompasses diverse elements that shape our understanding of both past events and present landscapes.