The House where Col. Baum Died.

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The House where Col. Baum died. Historic Bennington, Vt. No. 13 COPY RIGHT ETGRISWOL5. HAND-COLORED.

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NIN U.SPOSTAGF. CORRESPONDESCEM GENT OSTLAR! am afen dure the afternoon Verhure East Arlin « 다 Lieut. Col. Friedrich' Baum, an ex- perienced and thoroughly brave German Officer in command of the British forces, fell mortally wounded at the Battle of Bennington, August 16, 1777, and with Col. Pfister, taken prisoners to this house where both died within 24 hours. Col. Baum was buried in a shady nook on the banks of the Walloomsac, near the house, but the exact spot is not known. t. One of a series of 36 Historical Post Cards pub- lished by Griswold, Bennington, Vt.