Civil War Monument

In memory of

our comrads.

Buried in

unknown graves.

———

Henry R. Coffin. Charles Bloom. John Chapman.

Co. G. 2d Reg. Wis. Vol. •

Clovis V. Bushnell.

Co. B. 40th Reg. Wis. Vol. •

Walter Purvis.

Co. F. [?]8th Reg. Wis. Vol. •

Volney Carpenter. Girard Dey.

Co. D. ...

Civil War Monument

1871

To the Memory of the Fallen Soldiers of Ross Township

Jeff. Co. O. in the War of 1861 to 65

West face (front):

Thomas son of Robert & Martha George

2. Reg. O.V.I. Killed at Perryville Ky. Oct. 8, 1862

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Thos, Duke 32, Reg. Died ...

Confederate Civil War Monument

[Marlboro County]

[Inscriptions: South face]

1861

UDC

303

of Marlboro’s noble sons sacrificed

their lives on the battlefield, in

prison, and by disease.

“God’s peace is everlasting”

are the dream-words of their sleep.

Erected A.D. 1907

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No country ever had truer sons ;

No cause - ...

Civil War Soldiers' Monument

Originally erected in 1870 between Mt. Ephraim and Goodall Streets, this monument displays the names of 18 fallen Searsport men. It was dismantled in 1896 and moved to the current location in front of the new Masonic and Odd Fellows ...

Cortlandt Civil War Monument

[ south side ]

To The Memory Of

The Soldiers and Sailors From

The Town of Cortlandt

Who Served in the Civil War

1861 - 1865

[ bronze plaque on north side ]

Erected by The

Citizens of The

Town of Cortlandt

Through the Efforts

of the

Veterans Monument

Association

And All Organizations

Affiliated With

The ...

Swampscott Civil War Monument

[ east side ]

In Memory Of The Brave

And Heroic Soldiers Who

Died In Defence Of Their

Country. This Monument Is

Erected By The Town Of

Swampscott.

"Our Nations Defenders

Dead But Not Forgotten."

[ north side ]

Lieut. Col. Charles R. Mudge 2nd Mass Infantry

Caleb O. Stone Co. ...

First Civil War Monument

[ north side ]

Erected to Commemorate the Death

Of Those Who Perished in Suppressing

The Southern Rebellion

How sleep the brave who sink to rest.

By all their country's wishes blest.

1863

Soldiers

[ west side ]

James L. Bailey

Cedar Mountain. Aug. 9. 1863.

Leverett H. Gladding

N.O. La. ...

Cleveland County Civil War Monument

In honor of the

Confederate Heroes

of Cleveland County

1861-1865

Lest We Forget

Marker is on Lafayette Street 0.1 miles south of East Marion Street, on the left when traveling south.

Courtesy hmdb.org

Richland and Pulaski Civil War Soldiers Monument

In honor of the

soldiers and sailors

of the town of

Richland

who nobly defended

the Union

Marker is at the intersection of South Jefferson Street and Bridge Street on South Jefferson Street.

Courtesy hmdb.org

Portland Civil War Monument

1861 - 1865

More than four thousand men

were enrolled from Portland

in the army and navy for the

War of the Rebellion

More than three hundred were

killed in battle or

died in service.

Honor and grateful remembrance

to the dead, equal honor to those

who, daring to ...