Decatur County Civil War Memorial

[ Front Plaque ]

In Honor

of the Civil War Soldiers

of Decatur County.

“This monument cannot disclose.

Nor can the skill of mortal make

a record of the countless woes

they suffered for their Country’s sake.”

[ Obverse Plaque ]

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Civil War Anchor

The Waterways

This 7,900-pound anchor was manufactured in 1861 by the Naval Yard Foundry in Washington, D.C., and most likely belonged to the USS Hartford, a Union warship immortalized at the Battle of Mobile Bay on August 5, 1864, when Admiral ...

Twinsburgh Civil War Memorial

To the memory of our patriot sons

who fell during the Rebellion of 1861 to 1965

[Honor Roll of Names]

Soldiers Record

List of those that survived

[Honor Roll of Names]

1867

Semi Centennial

Year

of the Settlement

of

this Township

Dedicated July 4, 1867

Rededicated August 27, 1976

Rededicated May 29, 2000

Marker is ...

Civil War Armory

Built in 1862

for the

Georgetown Home Guard

Marker is on Lower Main Street (aka Wentworth Springs Road) north of Georgetown Road (California Highway 193), on the right when traveling south.

Courtesy hmdb.org

Civil War Monument

Hoboken

Dedicated

May 30th - 1888

– Committee –

E.A. Stevens – G.A. Seide

James A. Greyer – Theophilus Butts

James Benson – B.F. Hart

F.W. Schroeder – John Eckstein

Erected

By the citizens of

Hoboken

In memory of their fallen heroes

1861 – 1965

Marker is at the intersection of Hudson Street ...

Tuscarawas County Civil War Memorial

Erected to my

brave and gallant

comrades

of Tuscarawas

County

who fell in defence

of our glorious

Union,

by a member of

the 51st Ohio Vols.

1861 - 1865.

Erected

May 19, 1887

Marker is at the intersection of Broadway Street (Ohio Route 416) and High Avenue (Ohio Route 39), on the right ...

Civil War Memorial

Lubec

[North face]

To her loyal sons who on land and water,

imperiled their lives for the Union

Appomattox • Antietam

Stars and Stripes Shield Emblem

[West face]

"On fames eternal camping ground

their silent tents are spread

And glory ...

Hagerstonians In The Civil War

Brevet Brigadier General George Bell, USA

1828 - 1907

George Bell was the son of William Duffield Bell, developer of South Prospect Street and editor of the Hagerstown

Torchlight newspaper. He grew up in this neighborhood. An 1853 graduate of West ...

Civil War Memorial

Front

1861 Civil War 1865

The War Between the States

A family struggle that

reunited the nation

From Chicopee 931 men served

72 lost their lives while serving

their names are recorded on

two tablets at

the entrance of ...

Civil War Armory and Drill Hall

Built in 1859 by

“Jersey Blues Company”

of the English Neighborhood. Troops that trained here became Company 1 of the 22nd New Jersey Infantry Regiment during the Civil War. Other troops trained here served during the Spanish-American War in 1898. Used as ...