Other public monuments 12 List of Confederate monuments and memorials

robert e. lee hitched horse in berryville, virginia while on march gettysburg



lee-jackson bivouac shaft, chancellorsville



thomas jonathan jackson, charlottesville



robert edward lee, charlottesville



big bethel udc monument, langley air force base, hampton



lebanon, virginia



mount jackson



lee rear!, wilderness battlefield, orange county, virginia



william mahone monument @ petersburg national battlefield



howitzer monument, richmond



memorial granite pile, hollywood cemetery, richmond, virginia. photo william henry jackson.



williams carter wickham, richmond



cedar hill cemetery, suffolk, virginia



monument near stonewall jackson s arm buried, wilderness, virginia



alexandria:

plaques (1870) of robert e. lee , george washington hang on either side of altar @ christ church, both parishioners. following unanimous vote of board in 2017, church announced plaques removed in 2018 once new location of respectful prominence identified.
appomattox (1899), statue dedicated confederate dead @ intersection of washington , prince streets. mayor , city council voted unanimously in september of 2016 move statue museum, , awaiting permission virginia legislature so.


arlington: confederate memorial @ arlington national cemetery authorized in 1906 united states secretary of war william howard taft , unveiled in 1914.
berryville: memorial (1986) , hitching post robert e. lee tethered horse, traveller, while lee paused on march gettysburg attended church service
brandy station: udc monument (1998) dedicated john pelham
bristol: confederate soldier monument (1910)
buckingham: confederate soldiers of buckingham county (1908)
chancellorsville: confederate monuments @ site of battle of chancellorsville include:

jackson memorial boulder , tablet (1888), placed former members of stonewall jackson s staff
general thomas j. jackson shaft (1888), on spot fell mortally wounded thomas j. jackson lt. gen. c.s.a. may 2nd 1863
lee-jackson bivouac shaft (1903), bivouac, lee , jackson, night of may 1, 1863
lee-jackson bivouac tablet (1937)
brigadier general elisha f. paxton tablet (1980), in vicinity brig. gen. e. f. paxton, c.s.a. aged 35 years, of rockbridge county, va. killed on morning of may 3, 1863 while leading command, stonewall brigade in attack on fairview


charlottesville

thomas jonathan jackson (sculpture), charles keck, erected in 1921
robert edward lee (sculpture), henry shrady , leo lentelli, sculptors, 1924


culpeper county: udc monument (1929) commemorating confederate victory in battle of brandy station
farmville: virginia defenders of state sovereignty confederate soldier monument (1900)
fairfax, virginia: john quincy marr monument, dedicated first confederate officer killed in civil war during battle of fairfax court house (june 1861) erected 1904.
franklin: confederate monument (1911)
fredericksburg

confederate monument (2009)
angel of marye s heights monument, statue of sergeant richard rowland kirkland giving water fallen union soldier. (1965)
the heights @ smith run (2014)
thomas r.r. cobb monument , marker (1888)


glen allen: j.e.b. stuart memorial (1888)
gloucester: confederate monument (1889)
goshen pass: maury memorial, stone monument marker (1923)
hanover: confederate monument (1914)
hampton:

two monuments @ big bethel cemetery, within langley air force base:








big bethel udc monument (1905)
udc monument (1964), commemorating 100th aniversary of battle of big bethel




hampton national cemetery: 2 small, granite blocks near burial location of 272 confederates inscribed our confederate dead




hopewell: confederate memorial (1949)
lebanon: confederate monument (1914)
lexington

francis h. smith confederate monument (1931)
stonewall jackson monument , arch
washington , lee university

previously washington university, renamed weeks after robert e. lee died president of university.
a large confederate battle flag , number of related flags removed chapel in 2014.
inside lee chapel, in place of altar, large marble statue of lee, recumbent, wearing confederate battle gear , resting on camp bed. (lee buried family in mausoleum beneath chapel.)
robert e. lee residence.
grave of traveller, robert e. lee s horse (1871). apples regularly placed on grave visitors.


at virginia military institute sits 1912 bronze replica of 1910 marble statue of stonewall jackson moses jacob ezekiel (on grounds of west virginia state capital). first-year cadets exiting barracks through archway required honor jackson s memory saluting statue.


luray:

confederate monument (1898)
page county confederate monument (1918)


lynchburg:

confederate statue opposite courthouse.
jubal monument (1919)
confederate monument (1900)


mechanicsville: wilcox s alabama brigade (1999)
mecklenburg county: confederate statue in front of courthouse.
middletown: monument (1919) stephen dodson ramseur @ entrance belle grove plantation, died following battle of belle grove.
mount jackson: our soldiers cemetery statue (1903)
new kent: confederate monument (1934)
new market: rustic pile monument (1909)
newport news: confederate soldier monument (1909)
nickelsville: nickelsville spartan band monument (2000)
norfolk: confederate monument (1907). according statement mayor kevin cooper alexander dated august 16, 2017, norfolk city council, in 2015, voted unanimously leave in place. in response tragic events in charlottesville, question being reexamined.
orange county: confederate monuments @ wilderness battlefield include:

wilderness battlefield tablet (1927), udc monument
colonel james d. nance tablet (1912), marks nance killed
texas brigade shaft (1964), boys? lee cried saw them gathering. texas boys, yelled, number multiplying each second.
lee rear! tablet (1903), lee rear! cried texans. may 6, 1864


parksley: confederate monument (1899)
petersburg:

hagood s brigade
old men , boys monument (1909)
mahone monument, battle of crate, petersburg national battlefield (1927)
monument a. p. hill killed during third battle of petersburg
monument john pegram killed during battle of hatcher s run


portsmouth: confederate monument, listed on nrhp. local politicians have been contemplating fate of confederate statue since 2015, , town s mayor called moved local cemetery instead. in august 2017 mayor announced relocated cemetery.
pulaski: in memory of confederate soldiers of pulaski county, 1861–1865 monument (1906)
reams: north carolina monument
richmond:

howitzer monument, caspar buberl, sculptor, (1892)
a.p. hill monument, caspar buberl, (1892)
confederate soldiers , sailors monument (1894)
the memorial granite pile, confederate section, hollywood cemetery
monument avenue features monuments of confederate leaders. richmond citizens after war intended erect 3 statues of virginians defending city (two killed in defense), , twenty years later before actual plan proposed.

robert e. lee monument (1890). monument on monument avenue on state rather city proerty. in november 2017, virginia governor terry mcauliffe, in response ongoing clashes @ monument, issued emergency regulations make permit necessary meeting more 10 people, , prohibiting firearms.
jefferson davis (1907)
j.e.b. stuart (1907)
thomas stonewall jackson (1919)
matthew fontaine maury, pathfinder of seas (1929).


williams carter wickham monument (1891)


stephenson: memorial lieutenant colonel richard snowden andrews , men of 1st maryland battery, csa (1920)
strasburg: confederate monument (1896), strasburg presbyterian church cemetery
suffolk: confederate monument (1889), cedar hill cemetery
virginia beach: princess anne county confederate heroes monument (1905)
wilderness: monument (1903) near stonewall jackson s amputated arm buried
winchester: confederate soldiers monument (1916)




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