54th & 55th Massachusetts Infantry

U.S. Colored Troops, 54th & 55th Massachusetts Infantry Regiments and other Colored Civil War Soldiers buried here.

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Second Massachusetts Infantry

(Front):

From the hill behind this monument on

the morning of July third 1863 the

Second Massachusetts Infantry

made an assault upon the Confederate

troops in the works at the base of Culp's

Hill opposite. The regiment carried to

the ...

Second Massachusetts Infantry

The

Second

Massachusetts

Infantry

Have raised this stone in memory

of their dead who fell in the

Battle of Cedar Mountain

Aug - 9 - 1862

Marker is on U.S. Avenue, on the left when traveling east.

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Battery C, Massachusetts Light Artillery

Artillery Reserve - Fifth Corps

Army of the Potomac

Fifth Corps Artillery Reserve

Battery C

Massachusetts Light Artillery

Six 12 pounders

Lieut. A.F. Walcott commanding

July 3 At 3 a.m. moved to and occupied this position until the close of the battle.

Marker is on Wright Avenue, on ...

Massachusetts

Massachusetts

to her

Second and

Thirtythird

Infantry

in the Campaigns of

Chattanooga

Marker is at the intersection of Hawthrone Street and Ivy Street, on the right when traveling north on Hawthrone Street.

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5th Massachusetts Battery

(Front):Fifth Massachusetts Battery

(Right):7 enlisted men killed

1 officer, 12 enlisted men wounded

700 rounds fired

Chas. A. Philips Capt. Comdg.

July 2, 1863.

(Left):The Nation Lives

Reserve Artillery

Marker is at the intersection of Wheatfield Road and Sickles Avenue, on the right when traveling west on Wheatfield ...

USS Massachusetts Propeller

This 38,030 pound manganese-bronze propeller was manufactured at Philadelphia Navy Yard and was removed from Battleship Massachusetts during her 1998-1999 drydocking. It is one of four. When turning at 185 revolutions per minute, they propelled the 35,000 ton ship at ...

Massachusetts

(Front):In memory of the soldiers and sailors from Massachusetts

who lost their lives in the armies of the Potomac and James

in various battles in Virginia

1861 - 1865

This monument erected by the Commonwealth of Massachusetts

(Back):

1st Mass. Infty. - 22d Mass. Infty. - ...

Hingham Massachusetts

First Meeting House raised shortly after the gathering of the church in 1635 within a palisade.

First Burying Ground, First School House built prior to 1661.

Fort erected in 1676.

These landmarks were located upon this hill, the westerly part of which was ...

1st Massachusetts Infantry

Second Battle of Manassas

August 29, 1862

3:00 p.m.

1st Brigade (Grover), Second Division (Hooker)

Third Corps (Heintzelman),

Army of the Potomac, USA

1st Massachusetts Infantry

Col. Robert Godwin

“Without artillery and without supports, our men advanced. We reached a railroad bank when from the rear of the ...