COLONEL WILLIAM B. HAZEN, USA SEE ALSO-HAZEN'S BRIGADE MONUMENT

SEE ALSO-HAZEN'S ARTILLERY WAR MEMORIAL CANNON

3.8-INCH JAMES RIFLE SEE ALSO-HAZEN'S ARTILLERY WAR MEMORIAL CANNON

SEE ALSO-STATE OF MICHIGAN STONES RIVER MEMORIAL MARKER BACK

SEE ALSO-STATE OF MICHIGAN STONES RIVER MEMORIAL MARKER FRONT

HAZEN'S BRIGADE TO MEMORY OF ITS SOLDIERS WHO FELL AT STONES RIVER DECEMBER 31, 1862. "THEIR FACES TOWARD HEAVEN, THEIR FEET TO THE FOE." ERECTED 1863 UPON THE GROUND WHERE THEY FELL BY THEIR COMMRADES. SEE ALSO-HAZEN BRIGADE MONUMENT MEMORIAL PLAQUE ...

ONE 3-INCH RIFLE AND TWO 12-PDR HOWITZERS REPRESENT PARSON'S BATTERY. SEE ALSO-PARSON'S BATTERY WAR MEMORIAL CANNONS

SEE ALSO-PARSON'S BATTERY WAR MEMORIAL CANNON PLAQUE

UNION SOLDERS RETREATED ACROSS THIS FIELD ON JANUARY 2, 1863, PURSUED BY CONFEDERATE TROOPS UNDER MAJ. GEN. JOHN C. BECKINRIDGE. THE SOUTHERNERS WERE STOPPED BY MENDENHALL'S ARTILLERY POSTED AT THIS POSITION. THE INSCRIPTION READS, "ON JANUARY 2ND, 1863 ...

IN MEMORY OF THE OFFICERS AND ENLISTED MEN OF THE 15TH, 16TH, 18TH & 19TH U.S. INFANTRY AND BATTERY H, 5TH U.S. ARTILLERY, WHO WERE KILLED OR DIED OF WOUNDS, RECEIVED AT THE BATTLE OF STONE RIVER, TENNESSEE, DECEMBER 31ST 1862 TO JANUARY 3RD 1863.