ERECTED IN COMPLIANCE WITH ACT OF 53D CONGRESS 3D SESSION INTRODUCED BY MAJOR GENERAL DANIEL E. SICKLES REPRESENTATIVE FROM 10TH DISTRICT OF NEW YORK TO ESTABLISH A MILITARY PARK AT GETTYSBURG PENNSYLVANIA APPROVED BY THE PRESIDENT FEBRUARY 11 1895

IN MEMORY OF LT. COL. HENRY C. MERWIN 27TH C.V. WHO FELL MORTALLY WOUNDED WHERE THE MONUMENT OF HIS REGIMENT STANDS

THIS LAND UPON WHICH OUR ANCESTORS FOUGHT DONATED IN MEMORY OF THE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC JULY 1-3, 1863. THE WAR LIBRARY AND MUSEUM AND THE PENNSYLVANIA COMMANDERY BOTH OF THE MILITARY ORDER OF THE LOYAL LEGION OF THE UNITED STATES 7.45 ACRES

THIS LAND UPON WHICH OUR ANCESTORS FOUGHT DONATED IN MEMORY OF THE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC JULY 1-3, 1863 THE WAR LIBERTY AND MUSEUM AND THE PENNSYLVANIA COMMANDERY BOTH OF THE MILITARY ORDER OF THE LOYAL LEGION OF THE UNITED STATES 12.265 ACRES

HERE GEN. REYNOLDS FELL THE REYNOLDS MEMORIAL IS LOCATED IN HERBST WOODS. REYNOLD FELL IN THE OPENING HOURS OF THE BATTLE OF GETTYSBURG, ON JULY 1, 1863 WHILE LEADING THE 2ND WISCONSIN AGAINST THE ATTACKING CONFEDERATES OF HETH'S DIVISION.

ALEXANDER STEWART WEBB BREVET MAJOR GENERAL U.S. ARMY 1835-1911 COMMANDER 69TH, 71ST AND 106TH PENNSYLVANIA INFANTRY (PHILADELPHIA BRIGADE) WHICH RESISTED LONGSTREET'S ASSAULT-JULY 3, 1863 AWARDED CONGRESSIONAL MEDAL OF HONOR "FOR DISTINGUISHED PERSO ...

MAJOR GENERAL GEORGE GORDON MEADE UNITED STATES ARMY COMMANDER OF THE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC BORN-DECEMBER 31 1815 DIED-NOVEMBER 6 1872

MAJOR GENERAL HENRY WARNER SLOCUM, U.S.V. IN COMMAND OF THE RIGHT WING OF THE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC AT THE BATTLE OF GETTYSBURG JULY 1, 2, 3, 1863 "STAY AND FIGHT IT OUT" GEN. SLOCUM AT THE COUNCIL OF WAR JULY 2, 1863

MAJOR GENERAL JOHN FULTON REYNOLDS UNITED STATES VOLUNTEERS BORN SEPTEMBER 21, 1820 KILLED JULY 1, 1863

MAJOR GENERAL JOHN F. REYNOLDS U.S.V. KILLED AT GETTYSBURG JULY 1, 1863 TO HIS MEMORY BY THE FIRST ARMY CORPS

MAJOR GENERAL JOHN SEDGWICK IN COMMAND OF THE SIXTH CORPS ARMY OF THE POTOMAC AT CHANCELLORSVILLE, GETTYSBURG, THE WILDERNESS, AND SPOTSYLVANIA. BORN AT CORNWALL, CONN. SEPTEMBER 13TH 1813 KILLED AT SPOTSLVANIA, VA. MAY 9TH 1864 ERECTED BY THE STATE OF ...

ERECTED TO THE MEMORY OF MAJOR GENERAL OLIVER OTIS HOWARD AND THE CITIZENS OF MAINE WHO SERVED THEIR COUNTRY IN THE CIVIL WAR

GENERAL HANCOCK WAS ACTIVELY DIRECTING THE BATTLE ALONG THE LINES WHEN HE WAS WOUNDED. A CONFEDERATE PROJECTILE CARRIED PARTS OF HIS SADDLE INTO HIS THIGH, CREATING A RATHER DEEP WOUND. HANCOCK REFUSED TO BE TAKEN FROM THE FIELD, DEMANDING TO REMAIN UNTIL ...

A FINAL TRIBUTE MORE THAN 3,000 MARYLANDERS SERVED ON BOTH SIDES OF THE CONFLICT AT THE BATTLE OF GETTYSBURG. THEY COULD BE FOUND IN ALL BRANCHES OF THE ARMY FROM THE RANK OF PRIVATE TO MAJOR GENERAL AND ON ALL PARTS OF THE BATTLEFIELD. BROTHER AGAINST B ...

THIS MEMORIAL MARKS THE FIELD WHERE THE MICHIGAN CAVALRY BRIGADE UNDER ITS GALLANT LEADER GENERAL GEORGE A. CUSTER RENDERED SIGNAL AND DISTINGUISHED SERVICE IN ASSISTING TO DEFEAT THE FURTHER ADVANCE OF A NUMERICALLY SUPERIOR FORCE UNDER THE CONFEDERATE G ...

CASUALTIES AT GETTYSBURG KILLED 3 OFFICERS 18 MEN WOUNDED 6 OFFICERS 28 MEN CAPTURED OR MISSING 1 OFFICER 42 MEN TOTAL LOSS-98