Alabama
State Memorial
Gettysburg National Military Park, Pennsylvania
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Dedicated
November 12, 1933
At
this location, General Evander Laws Alabama brigade advanced
from this position during the struggle to take possession of Little
Round Top. The Alabamians were stationed on the extreme right
of the Army of Northern Virginia.
Joseph
W. Urners bronze statue shows a woman, who represents the
spirit of Alabama, standing between two kneeling soldiers. She
comforts the wounded figure on the left while encouraging the
other to fight on. Meanwhile, the injured soldier passes along
an ammunition pouch to his brother in arms. The figures stand
in front of a lush background of laurel leaves. Spearheading the
drive for this memorial was the Alabama Division of the United
Daughters of the Revolution.
Text
© 2002 Terry White, Drawing © 2002 Bill Harrah
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