15TH REGIMENT NEW JERSEY VOLUNTEER INFANTRY WAR MEMORIAL
TO COMMEMORATE THE SERVICES OF THE 15TH REGIMENT NEW JERSEY VOLUNTEER INFANTRY, COMMANDED BY COLONEL WILLIAM H. PENROSE, U.S.A., ENGAGED TWO HOURS ON THIS LINE OF BATTLE ON THE FEDERAL SIDE MAY 3RD, 1863
LOSS: 41 KILLED, 109 WOUNDED, 4 MISSING.
THE SURVIVORS OF THE 15TH NEW JERSEY REGIMENT HONOR THE MEMORY OF THEIR COMRADES WHO BORE THEMSELVES BRAVELY IN THIS CONTEST, AND BEAR WITNESS TO THE VALOR OF THE MEN WHO OPPOSED THEM ON THIS FIELD.
LOSS: 41 KILLED, 109 WOUNDED, 4 MISSING.
THE SURVIVORS OF THE 15TH NEW JERSEY REGIMENT HONOR THE MEMORY OF THEIR COMRADES WHO BORE THEMSELVES BRAVELY IN THIS CONTEST, AND BEAR WITNESS TO THE VALOR OF THE MEN WHO OPPOSED THEM ON THIS FIELD.
Listing Details
- AccessPublic
- Wars CommemoratedCIVIL WAR
- Type of MemorialStatues War or Military Related
- Year Dedicated1908
- LocationPLANK ROAD AND HEATHERSTONE DRIVE
- City
- State
- Zip Code22407
- Photograph ByKEVIN W.
- Submitted ByCOURTESY OF HMdb.org
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