Stones River National Battlefield

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Monuments and Markers

Check here for pictures of the monuments and markers at Stones River National Battlefield.

Artillery Monument

This concrete monument was built in the shops of the Nashville, Chattanooga, and St. Louis Railroad and dedicated in 1906.

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Hazen Brigade Monument

This limestone monument was built by members of Col. William B. Hazen's brigade following the battle. It is the oldest, intact Civil War monument in the nation.

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Michigan Marker (Front)

The Michigan Civil War Centennial Observance Commission placed this marker on the battlefield in 1966.

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Michigan Marker (Rear)

The Michigan Civil War Centennial Observance Commission placed this marker on the battlefield in 1966.

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Bragg's Headquarters

This monument marks the approximate location of Confederate general Braxton Bragg's headquarters on January 1-3, 1863.

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Rosecrans's Headquarters

This cannonball pyramid marks the approximate location of Union general William S. Rosecrans' headquarters during the Battle of Stones River.

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McFadden Cemetery

The remains of the McFadden Family cemetery reminds visitors that the battlefield was also the home of hundreds of men women and children.

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Regular Brigade Monument

Members of the Regular Brigade of the Army of the Cumberland dedicated this sandstone monument in 1882.

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43rd Wisconsin and 180th Ohio Monument

This small monuments commemorates soldiers who worked to keep the Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad operational during the war.

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