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New London, Connecticut
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The monument was designed by George Keller, a prominent architect known for his work on numerous Civil War memorials across the United States.
The monument was dedicated on June 13, 1896, to honor the soldiers and sailors from New London who served in the Civil War.
Standing at 50 feet tall, the monument is a significant landmark in New London, visible from various points in the city.
The monument includes intricate bronze sculptures representing the four branches of military service: Infantry, Artillery, Cavalry, and Navy.
The monument is inscribed with the names of over 1,000 New London residents who served in the Civil War, making it a poignant historical record.
The monument is situated in Williams Park, a historic area that has been a community gathering spot since the late 19th century.
The monument often serves as a focal point for Memorial Day and Veterans Day ceremonies, drawing residents and visitors to honor military service.
