Stockbridge Civil War Monument
[ south side ]
To
Her Sons
Beloved and Honored
Who Died for Their Country
In the Great War
Of the Rebellion
Stockbridge
In Grateful Remembrance
Has Raised This Monument
A.D. 1866
[ north side ]
To
Bravery
And
Patriotism
[ east side ]
2 Mass. Inf.
Maj. William E. Sedgwick Adj. General. G.A.C.
Joseph Rathbun.
Michael Mulany.
Thomas Dailey.
John Dier.
William T. Mix.
27 Mass. Inf.
George W. Bradbun.
37 Mass. Inf.
Thomas McCabe.
John W. Newton.
John O’Brien.
Cornelius Miller.
Stephen Kirby.
Frederick Mills.
1 Mass. Cav.
James W.Clary.
37 N.Y.N.G.
Lt. Marshall B. Brewer.
[ west side ]
49. Mass. Inf.
Godfrey Wolfinger.
Wells Fuller.
Edward R. Bradley.
54. Mass. Inf.
Luther Willard.
57. Mass. Inf.
Capt. Edson T. Dresser.
Sergt. Henry S. May.
Sergt. John Crosby.
Charles Jones.
John O’Neil.
Charles Rathburn.
9 Conn. Inf.
Harry H. Watson.
20. Conn. Inf.
Sergt. Maj. John S. Root.
1. Conn. Inf.
Henry Brace.
[ battle names inscribed on the column ]
Wilderness • Gettysburg • Donelsonville • Andersonville • Antietam • Chancellorsville • Spottsylvania • Petersburg
Marker is at the intersection of Main Street (Massachusetts Route 102) and Pine Street, on the right when traveling west on Main Street.
Courtesy hmdb.org
