SEE ALSO-MANSFIELD CIVIL WAR MEMORIAL CANNONS

SEE ALSO-MANSFIELD CIVIL WAR MEMORIAL CANNONS PLAQUE

ON APRIL 27, 1865 THE SULTANA, A 260 FOOT, WOODEN-HULLED STEAMBOAT, BURNED AND SANK ON THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER NEAR MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE. APPROXIMATELY 2400 PEOPLE WERE ON BOARD, SIX TIMES THE SHIPS LEGAL LIMIT, MORE THAN 1700 LIVES WERE LOST IN THE DISASTER. ...

IN MEMORY OF COMMANDER EDWARD PARKER WOOD, UNITED STATES NAVY, WHO COMMANDED THE U.S.S. PETREL AT THE BATTLE OF MANILA BAY MAY 1, 1898. BORN IN MANSFIELD AUGUST 16, 1848 DIED IN WASHINGTON DECEMBER 11, 1899

TO THE MEMORY OF RICHLAND COUNTY'S HONORED DEAD WHO LOST THEIR LIVES FIGHTING THE BATTLES OF THEIR COUNTRY ON LAND AND AT SEA.

DEDICATED TO THE MEN AND WOMEN OF RICHLAND COUNTY WHO SERVED OUR COUNTRY IN TIME OF WAR AND IN MEMORY OF THOSE WHO LOST THEIR LIVES.

SEE ALSO-LEST WE FORGET AMERICA'S WARS MEMORIAL CANNON.

42-PDR SEACOAST GUN MODEL 1845. SEE ALSO-LEST WE FORGET AMERICA'S WARS MEMORIAL CANNON PLAQUE

SEE ALSO-ALLEN J. (A.J.) VANDAYBURG BATTLEFIELD CROSS MEMORIAL.

SEE ALSO-ALLEN J. (A.J.) VANDAYBURG MEMORIAL PLAQUE