Dorence Atwater documented the members of this locality.
The first commander of the organization rooted here was John Winder. The four volume account of this location by John McElroy describes infighting at this location that pitted the Raiders against the Regulators. Dorence Atwater documented the members of this locality. Counterparts of this establishment include Rock Island and Point Lookout. The 1956 Pulitzer Prize for fiction was awarded to (*) MacKinley Kantor for his novel about this place. Also called Camp Sumter, its final administrator, Henry Wirz, was the only Confederate official to be convicted of war crimes. For 10 points, name this Georgia-based Confederate prison camp.
The first commander of the organization rooted here was John Winder.
Andersonville Prison [or Camp Sumter before mention]