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Federal Soldiers Memorial MO445 |
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 Picture Courtesy of Jim Kuntz
 Picture Courtesy of Jim Kuntz
W. R. G.
GOD AND OUR COUNTRY
ONE LANGUAGE
ONE FLAG
In Memorium
to the Federal
Soldiers
1861 --1865.
WITH MALICE TOWARDS NONE
WITH CHARITY FOR ALL.
[Federal Soldiers Memorial, opposite end of Cemetery from Confederate Memorial; with Lincoln's Memorial in the Middle.]
Description of Statue:
A Federal soldier, dressed in a military uniform that includes a knee-length coat and brimmed cap, stands at parade rest holding the barrel of a rifle with both hands. The butt of the rifle rests at his feet. The figure is placed atop a tall inscribed tiered base.
G.A.R., Erected by James F. How Post 567 and Woman's Relief Corps No. 50; 1902.
E. Rollins St., Oaklawn Cemetery, Moberly, Randolph County Missouri
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