Today, water from that same springs still flows through Andersonville.

今天，来自同一个泉水的水仍然流经安德森维尔。

To be sent to Andersonville Prison, then, was almost a death sentence.

那么，被送往安德森维尔监狱几乎就是死刑。

In 1970, Andersonville Prison was made into a U.S. national historic site.

1970年，安德森维尔监狱被列为美国国家历史遗址。

The national historic site also includes the Andersonville National Cemetery.

国家历史遗址还包括安德森维尔国家公墓。

After the war was over, the Commandant of Andersonville, Major Henry Wirz was convicted of war crimes and hanged.

战争结束后，安德森维尔的指挥官，亨利维尔兹少校被判犯有战争罪并被绞死。

I'm not sure how many Americans know about Andersonville Prison.

我不确定有多少美国人知道安德森维尔监狱。

In any case, if you visit the Andersonville Prison National Historic Site, you can see the place where these men lived.

无论如何， 如果您参观安德森维尔监狱国家历史遗址，您可以看到这些人居住的地方。

Their naked bodies, up to 100 a day, were carted off in wagons across the fields of Andersonville and buried in shallow trenches.

他们赤裸的尸体， 每天多达 100 具，被用马车运走， 穿过安德森维尔的田野，埋在浅沟里。

In November of that year, the person who had been in charge of Andersonville prison, a man by the name of Captain Henry Wirz, was tried for war crimes.

那年 11 月， 负责安德森维尔监狱的人，一个名叫亨利维尔兹上尉的人， 因战争罪受审。

You can also see the offices of the people who were in charge of the prison, and of course learn more about the story of the Andersonville Prison.

你还可以看到曾经负责监狱的人的办公室，当然也可以了解更多关于安德森维尔监狱的故事。