Other public monuments 8 List of Confederate monuments and memorials

silent sam in chapel hill



confederate soldiers monument (1868) in fayetteville



lenoir, north carolina



lexington, north carolina (ca. 1920)



new bern, north carolina



henry lawson wyatt in raleigh, north carolina



confederate graves , monument, historic oakwood cemetery, raleigh



gloria victis, salisbury



asheboro: confederate soldiers monument (1911)
asheville: confederate soldiers monument (1903), newton academy cemetery
beaufort: confederate soldiers monument (1926), carteret county courthouse
unincorporated cabarrus county, near concord: stonewall jackson youth development center (a correctional facility)
chapel hill: silent sam (1913), university of north carolina @ chapel hill. in august 2017, hundreds of protesters gathered @ statue, calling removal, , thousands signed change.org petition remove silent sam. university chancellor carol folt stated if university remove statue could, state law prohibited it. north carolina governor roy cooper advised university of north carolina president margaret spellings university remove statue if there real risk public safety.
charlotte:

confederate soldiers monument (1977)
jefferson davis plaque (1960)
last meetings of confederate cabinet marker (1915)
1929 confederate reunion marker (1929)
judah p. benjamin memorial erected in honor temple israel , temple beth el, jewish congregations of charlotte, gift north carolina division, united daughters of confederacy (1948)


concord:

confederate soldiers monument (1892)
jefferson davis camp marker, showing davis hitched horse tree stood on spot (1941)


edenton: confederate soldiers monument (1909); moved courthouse in 1961
enfield: confederate soldiers memorial (1928) @ elmwood cemetery. located in downtown enfield, sculpture contains drinking fountain.
faison: monument confederate grays 20th regiment north carolina state troops (1932)
fayetteville:

confederate soldiers monument (1868) @ cross creek cemetery; first confederate monument in north carolina
confederate soldiers monument (1902)
confederate arsenal (1928)
judah p. benjamin marker (1944)


fletcher:

jefferson davis marker (1931), recognizing davis statesman clean hands , pure heart
orren randolph smith marker (1930)
henry timrod marker (1930), recognizing timrod laureate of confederacy
matthew fontaine maury marker (1932). confederate navy commander , slave owner, maury investigated resettling american slaves in brazil.
robert e. lee dixie highway marker (1926), in loving memory of robert e. lee... shaft memorial , highway straight attest worth – cometh own
zebulon baird vance marker (1928)
albert pike marker (1928), arkansas poet of confederacy
calvary episcopal church memorial (1927), during civil war church used barracks confederate troops


forest city: forest city confederate monument (1932)
franklin: confederate soldiers memorial (1909)
gatesville: confederate soldiers monument (1915)
greensboro:

confederate soldiers monument @ green hill cemetery (1888)
confederate soldiers monument (1985)
army of tennessee monument (1986)


halifax: general junius daniel marker (1929)
harnett county: confederate monument (1872) @ chicora civil war cemetery soldiers killed @ battle of averasborough, in memory of our confederate dead fell upon day
hendersonville: robert e. lee dixie highway marker (1926; re-dedicated 2008)
holly springs: confederate soldiers monument (1923)
jacksonville: confederate soldiers monument (1957)
justice: confederate soldiers monument (1912) @ stallings memorial park
kinston:

csa gen. robert hoke monument (1920)
confederate soldiers monument (1924)
css neuse confederate ironclad gunboat monument


kure beach

confederate memorial (1921)
confederate soldiers monument (1932)


lenoir: confederate soldiers monument (1910) in town square
lexington: confederate soldiers monument (1905)
louisburg:

confederate memorial drinking fountain (1911)
confederate soldiers monument (1914) our confederate dead . monument owned town of louisburg, , located @ louisburg college.


middletown: confederate soldiers monument (2001)
mocksville: davie county war memorial (1987)
monroe: located @ old union county courthouse; obelisk (1910) erected udc monroe chapter
morgantown: confederate soldiers monument (1918)
new bern: confederate monument (1885), cedar grove cemetery
oxford: granville gray (1909), memorial confederate veterans of granville county
raleigh:

confederate monument (1870), historic oakwood cemetery
henry lawson wyatt monument (1912); first confederate soldier die in battle
confederate women s monument (1914)
samuel court ashe monument (1940)
north carolina state confederate monument, union square, known soldiers , sailors monument, on state capitol grounds.


reidsville: 1910 2011, monument stood in reidsville s downtown area. in 2011, motorist hit monument, shattering granite soldier stood atop it. placing monument in center of town sparked debate between local officials, neighbors , friends – resulted in being placed @ current site – greenview cemetery. new site contains brand new statue. original 101-year-old statue destroyed.
rockingham: confederate soldiers monument (1930)
rocky mount: nash county confederate monument (1917), honoring confederate war dead in edgecombe county , nash counties; rededicated veterans of wars in 1976
salisbury: gloria victis ( glory defeated ), called fame confederate monument. cast in brussels in 1891, gloria victis 1 of 2 nearly-identical sculptures frederick ruckstull (the other being confederate soldiers , sailors monument, removed public display in baltimore in 2017). gloria victis appeared first @ exhibition in paris, , @ studio in new york city, purchased udc confederate monument salisbury. 23 ft (7.0 m) high bronze statue features allegorical angel outstretched wings dressed in robes laurel wreath on head. in 1 hand supports dying soldier holding battered rifle, while in other hand—held high—she holds second laurel wreath place on soldier when expires. anna morrison jackson, widow of confederate general stonewall jackson, attended 1909 dedication in salisbury.
selma: last grand review monument (1990)
stanley: monument @ stanley community center , polling place
sylva: confederate soldiers monument (1915)
tarboro:

confederate soldiers monument (1904)
henry lawson wyatt memorial fountain (1910)


thomasville: thomasville , davidson county civil war memorial (1910)
tuxedo: robert e. lee dixie highway marker (1927)
washington, virginia: confederate soldiers monument (1888), oakdale cemetery
weldon: confederate soldiers monument (1908; relocated 1934)
wentworth: rockingham county confederate monument (1998)
wilmington:

oakdale cemetery confederate mound (1872); north carolina s first soldier statue
confederate memorial (1924)
confederate monument (1932)
confederate monument (1998)
george davis statue (1909)
rose o neale greenhow monument


windsor: memorial confederate dead, erected in 1896 confederate veterans associations of bertie county
yanceyville: confederate soldiers monument (1921), old caswell county courthouse




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