Wolf Run Studio - 44th New York Infantry Monument Notecards & Prints

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44th New York Infantry Monument Gettysburg National Military Park, Pennsylvania #NC-10310-MM - Notecards Also available in Assortment Packs #AST-850, #AST-852, and #AST-854 #PR-10310-MM - Open Edition Print Dedicated July 3, 1893 The largest regimental monument on the battlefield, this granite castle was built 44 feet high to represent the 44th New York Infantry and 12 feet square to represent two companies of the 12th New York Infantry. Daniel Butterfield — regimental commander of the 12th Infantry, first brigade commander of the 44th and army Chief of Staff at Gettysburg — designed the monument. General Butterfield also composed the “Taps” bugle call. Bronze plaques featuring bas reliefs of General Butterfield and General Francis Barlow can be found inside the chamber, along with plaques containing a muster roll for each company of the regiment. A circular staircase leads to an observation deck. This distinctive monument is located on the summit of Little Round Top. Much of the funds for the monument came from regimental survivors. Text © 2002 Terry White, Drawing © 2002 Bill Harrah	View matted print #PR-10310-MM Open Edition Print Image: 7” x 8.75” Mat: 11” x 14” $25.00

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