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SEE ALSO-CARLISLE METHODIST CHURCH CIVIL WAR MEMORIAL STAINED GLASS (OVERVIEW)

IN MEMORY OF THE HEROES WHO FELL IN DEFENSE OF THE UNION FROM 1861-1865

IN MEMORY OF THE UNKNOWN DEAD 1861-1865

SEE ALSO-WASHINGTON COUNTY CIVIL WAR VETERANS MEMORIAL PLAQUE

SEE ALSO-WASHINGTON COUNTY CIVIL WAR VETERANS MEMORIAL

PVT. TIBBETS CAPTURED AN ENEMY FLAG AT COLUMBUS, GEORGIA ON APRIL 15, 1865.LT. JOHN VEATCH, ALSO OF CO. I, 3RD IOWA CAVALRY REGIMENT, SAID "TIBBETS HAD TO GO THROUGH AN ORDEAL WHICH IS ALMOST BEYOND HUMAN ENDURANCE...DID CAPTURE THE REBEL FLAG AMID THE HO ...

WILLIAM P. ALLRED WAS A MEMBER OF THE 46TH IOWA INFANTRY REGIMENT.

SEE ALSO-LINEVILL METHODIST CHURCH CIVIL WAR MEMORIAL STAINED GLASS WINDOW (OVERVIEW)

SEE ALSO-LINEVILL METHODIST CHURCH CIVIL WAR MEMORIAL STAINED GLASS WINDOW (CLOSE-UP)

IN MEMORY OF THE FALLEN WHO FOLLOWED THE FLAG THEY DID NOT FALTER WE WILL NOT FORGET

ERECTED IN MEMORY OF UNKNOWN SOLDIERS OF THE UNION ARMY

SEE ALSO-UNION SOLDIER MEMORIAL FOUNTAIN

SEE ALSO-UNION SOLDIER MEMORIAL FOUNTAIN PLAQUE

SGT. CADWELL WAS A MEMBER OF THE 2ND NEW YORK CAVALRY. ON SEPTEMBER 20, 1864, HE SWAM ACROSS A 150 FOOT BAYOU IN LOUISIANA TO TAKE A FLATBOAT THAT WAS THEN USED TO TRANSPORT SOLDIERS ACROSS THE BAYOU TO CAPTURE A CONFEDERATE CAMP ON THE OPPOSITE SIDE.