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Memorializes the many Connecticut prisoners of war who suffered and died at the Andersonville, Georgia, prison/hospital. Located on the grounds of the state capitol building.
Brownstone of a typical soldier figure that is thought to have been a reject because, through error, the wrong foot was placed forward. Located on Airport Road.
Griffin A. Stedman Monument
Memorializes a highly regarded general, evokes the early scenes of enlistment and mustering in for seven regiments that Hartford sent to the war. Located in Barry Square.
Cannon that was used by the 1st Connecticut Heavy Artillery in the campaign before Petersburg in 1864 and 1865. Located on the grounds of the state capitol building.
Soldier's & Sailors Memorial Arch
Contemporary photos and information on brownstone monument that soars above Bushnell Park.
Soldiers and Sailors Memorial Arch
Designed by reknown architect George A. Keller, it is one of the earliest monuments in Connecticut to use the term Civil War in its lettering. Located in Bushnell Park.
Thomas McManus Plaque
Commemorates a man who served in the Union Army, 1862-1863, as a major in the 25th Connecticut Regiment. Located in Barry Square.
Significant historically because of its relationship to black troops in the Union forces during the Civil War. Located in Old North Cemetery.
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