In the words of one Civil War veteran, "Vicksburg is the art park of the world!"

Vicksburg National Military Park is one of the most densely monumented battlefields in the world with over 1,340 monuments, markers, tablets and plaques, 95% of which were erected prior to 1917. This extensive collection of outdoor art features stone and bronze work created by some of the most renowned American sculptors of the era. To see a list of monuments created by the sculptor, click on individual name below:

Herbert Adams Solon H. Borghlum George T. Brewster Gary Casteel Aristide Berto Cianfarani Herring Coe William Couper Leonard Crunelle William Henry Deacy Francis Edwin Elwell George E. Ganiere Frederick C. Hibbard Victor S. Holm Henry Hudson Kitson Theo Alice Ruggles Kitson Charles Lawhon Julius C. Loester Charles A. Lopez Stacy Mathieu R. Tait McKenzie

Louis Millione Charles J. Mulligan Allen G. Newman R. Hinton Perry Gary Predit C. E. Potter Edmond T. Quinn A. Ricker Albert Randolph Ross Bruce W. Saville Anton Schaaf Harry Sellers Dr. J. Kim Sessums Kerry Sheldon Frederick W. Sievers Lorado Taft Steffen Thomas Frederick Triebel Adolph A. Weinman Albert Wieblen