The Fourteenth
Connecticut
Volunteer Infantry

Advanced to this point in a charge about 9:30 A.M., September 17th, 1862, then fell back eighty-eight yards to a cornfield fence and held position heavily engaged nearly two hours; then was sent to the support of the first brigade of its division at the Roulette Lane two hours; then was sent to the extreme left of the first division of this Coprs to the support of Brooke's Brigade and at 5 P.M. was placed in support between the Brigades of Caldwell and Meagher of that Division, overlooking "Bloody Lane", holding position there until 10 A.M. of the 18th when relieved.

This monument stands on the line of companies B and G near the left of the Regiment.
In this battle the Regiment lost 38 killed and mortally wounded, 88 wounded and 21 reported missing.

U.S.
Regiment mustered
August 23, 1862 with 1015 men
Recruits 697 men, total 1712

Battle record from Antietam to Appomattox

Erected by the
State of Connecticut
1894