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Page County Confederate Soldiers Monument

Luray, Virginia

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The monument was built to honor the Confederate soldiers from Page County who fought in the Civil War.

The monument is crafted from granite, a material chosen for its durability and solemn appearance.

It stands on the courthouse lawn in Luray, a site that has been central to the community since the 19th century.

The design reflects the Victorian era's penchant for elaborate and symbolic memorials.

Like many Confederate monuments, it has sparked discussions about its place in modern society.

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