Andersonville

[ an-der-suhn-vil ]

noun

1. a village in SW Georgia: site of a Confederate military prison.

Example Sentences

In 1970, you starred as another prosecutor in the Civil War courtroom drama “The Andersonville Trial” for PBS, sort of a jump back to live TV.

From Los Angeles Times

She first tried skydiving at 100, when her dear friend Joe Conant of Andersonville told her he was planning to sky-dive.

From Seattle Times

A Memorial Day burial with military honors took place Monday at the Andersonville National Cemetery.

From Seattle Times

Previously buried as an unknown soldier at the National Memorial Cemetery of the Pacific in Honolulu, Story was reinterred at Andersonville National Cemetery after the military identified his remains, using DNA, dental and anthropological analyses.

From Seattle Times

ANDERSONVILLE, Ga. — Luther Story, who posthumously received the Medal of Honor for his remarkable heroism during the Korean War, was finally laid to rest in his native Georgia during a heavily attended Memorial Day ceremony featuring taps and a helicopter flyover.

From Seattle Times