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

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

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

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

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 ...

SEE ALSO-WASHINGTON COUNTY CIVIL WAR VETERANS MEMORIAL

SEE ALSO-WASHINGTON COUNTY CIVIL WAR VETERANS MEMORIAL PLAQUE

IN MEMORY OF THE UNKNOWN DEAD 1861-1865

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

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

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

IN MEMORY OF THE SOLDIERS WHO GAVE THEIR ALL FOR HOME, FIRE SIDE AND LIBERTY

SEE ALSO-INDIANOLA CITY CEMETERY CIVIL WAR MEMORIAL DEDICATION STONE

SGT. JOHN DONALDSON OF THE 4TH PENNSYLVANIA CAVALRY WAS AWARDED THE MEDAL OF HONOR FOR CAPTURING THE FLAG OF THE 14TH VIRGINIA CAVALRY AT APPOMATTOX COURTHOUSE, VIRGINIA ON APRIL 9, 1865. THE CONFEDERATE CAVALRY ATTACKED, ATTEMPTING TO REACH A SUPPLY DEPO ...

PVT. JAMES DANIEL GARDNER WAS A MEMBER OF THE 36TH U.S. COLORED INFANTRY REGIMENT. AT THE BATTLE OF NEW MARKET HEIGHTS IN VIRGINIA ON SEPTEMBER 29, 1864, HE LED AN ATTACK ON THE CONFEDERATE POSITION AND RAN A BAYONET THROUGH A REBEL OFFICER. HE WAR AWARDE ...

SEE ALSO-AGENCY CEMETERY CIVIL WAR MEMORIAL STONES A & B

CORPORAL VOLTAIRE TWOMBLY WAS AWARDED THE MEDAL OF HONOR FOR HIS BRAVERY AT FORT DONELSON, TENNESSEE ON FEBRUARY 15, 1862. DESPITE BEING WOUNDED AND STRONG ENEMY FIRE, HE WAS THE COLOR BEARER HEADING THE CHARGE OF THE IOWA 2ND INFANTRY REGIMENT AND PLANTE ...

TO THE MEMORY OF OUR BRAVE DEFENDERS 1847, 1861 AND 1898

SEE ALSO-CLEARFIELD CIVIL WAR MEMORIAL DEDICATION STONE

IN MEMORY OF THE DEFENDERS OF OUR UNION 1861-1865

IN MEMORY OF THE DEFENDERS OF OUR UNION 1861-1865

TO THE HONOR AND GLORY OF "THE BOYS IN BLUE" WHO FOUGHT THAT THE NATION MIGHT LIVE

THE NAMES OF CIVIL WAR VETERANS FROM THE COUNTY ARE ON PLAQUES AROUND THE MEMORIAL

THERE IS ALSO A PLAQUE DEDICATED IN 1991 TO "ALL FALLEN COMRADES WHO SERVED IN THE ARMED FORCES OF THE UNITED STATES"

LT. ASA TURNER ENLISTED IN THE 8TH IOWA INFANTRY REGIMENT AT AGE 18 ON SEPTEMBER 28, 1861. HE WAS DISCHARGED AS A SERGEANT ON APRIL 27, 1864 AND PROMOTED TO A LIEUTENANT IN THE 52ND U.S. COLORED TROOPS REGIMENT.

SEE ALSO-AMES CITY CEMETERY CIVIL WAR VETERANS MEMORIAL (FRONT)

SEE ALSO-AMES CITY CEMETERY CIVIL WAR VETERANS MEMORIAL (BACK)

AT THE TIME OF THE MEMORIAL'S DEDICATION, A GRANITE STATUE OF A SOLDIER IN UNIFORM WITH RIFLE AND PACK STOOD ATOP THE PEDESTAL. THE STATUE WAS DESTROYED IN A WIND STORM IN 1930 AND HAS NEVER BEEN REPLACED. SEE ALSO-GRACE HILL CEMETERY CIVIL WAR VETERAN ...

IN MEMORY OF UNKNOWN HEROES 1861-1898 THE MEMORIAL CONSISTS OF A LADY SITTING ON A ROCK, PRESUMABLY WAITING FOR HER HUSBAND TO RETURN FROM WAR. SHE IS SITTING THERE FORLORNLY, HER CHIN RESTING ON HER HAND, HER HEAD DOWN. IN HER OTHER ARM IS A BOUQUET OF ...

TO THE MEMORY OF THE MEN WHO FOUGHT FOR OUR COUNTRY AND ARE BURIED IN THE IRETON CEMETERY SEE ALSO-PLEASANT VIEW CEMETERY CIVIL WAR MEMORIAL PLAQUE SEE ALSO-PLEASANT VIEW CEMETERY CIVIL WAR MEMORIAL STONE A, B, & C