Aiken County Confederate Monument

[South Face]

They gave their all in defense of

Home, Honor, Liberty and the

Independence of their native land

They fought the patriots fight

They kept the faith of their fathers

Forever honored

And forever mourned

[North Face]

Erected July 23, 1901

By the

Ladies Monument Association

Of Aiken ...

First Presbyterian Church Confederate Veterans Monument

Men who served in the

Confederate States Army

from the congregation of

The First Presbyterian Church

Columbia, South Carolina

1861-1865

Dedicated to those who died

in gratitude to those who served

[List of 64 names]

************

Members of this Congregation after 1865, who served

in the Confederate Army

[List of 22 names]

Marker ...

Barnwell County Confederate Monument

1900

Our Confederate Dead

(West Face)

Who throughout a long

and bloody struggle dis-

played a heroism and de-

votion to duty unsurpass-

ed. If ever equaled in the

annuals of war.

(South face)

Who wrung from the great

commander of the opposing

armies the humiliating

confession that ...

Darlington County Confederate Monument

(North Side):

On fame's eternal camping ground their silent tents are spread; and glory guards, with solemn round, the bivouac of the dead.

(East Side):

They never fail who Die in a great cause. While the tree of freedom's wither'd trunk puts forth ...

Highland County Confederate Monument

(Front):Erected by

Highland Chapter

United Daughters of

the Confederacy

1918

(Back):

To the

Confederate Soldiers

of

Highland County

A Loving Tribute to

the Past, the Present,

and the Future

Marker is on High Street (U.S. 250), on the left when traveling west.

Courtesy hmdb.org

Alabama Confederate Monument

1861-1865

South/Infantry Side

"Fame's temple boasts no higher name, no king is grander on his throne: No glory shines with brighter gleam, the name of "Patriot" stands along." C.T.R.

East/Artillery Side

"When this historic shaft shall crumbling lie in ages hence, in woman's heart ...

Confederate Monument

(North face):This

Monument is erected by

the Ladies Memorial Association

in grateful remembrance of the

gallant Confederate Soldiers,

who lie here.

They died in defense of the rights

of the South,

in the war between the States,

from 1861 to 1865.

(West face):1876.

In memory of men

who with their lives

vindicated ...

Confederate Heroes Monument

(Left Side):Would it not be a blame for us

if their memories part

from our land & heart

and a wrong to them & a shame for us

the glories they won shall not wane for us

in legend & lay

our heroes in gray

shall forever ...

Hillsborough County's Confederate Monument

Memoria In Aeterna

(West face)

1861

To the Honor and Courage

of the patriots of the

Confederate States

of America,

This monument is dedicated by

Tampa Chapter,

No.113, U. D. C.,

and the citizens of Tampa.

January 1911.

Memoria

In Aeterna.

(South face)

1865

Lest

We

Forget.

(East face)

1861

Not theirs the rush of ...

Greenwood County Confederate Monument

South Side:

Our

Confederate

Soldiers

East Side:

1861 - 1865

Patriots

Who animated by the same faith, actuated by the same love of country, beset with the same trials and dangers, enduring with the same fortitude and fought as heroically to maintain local self government as did ...