Maryland provided over 42,000 men to the Union in the Civil War. Almost 2,000 fought for the Union at Gettysburg. They were organized into three infantry regiments, a cavalry regiment, an independent cavalry company, and an artillery battery. (see the States at Gettysburg) Each of these units has a monument on the battlefield.
Maryland was a slave state that also provided several Confederate units, some of whom served at Gettysburg. There is a monument to the Second Maryland Infantry (CSA) on Culp’s Hill.
The State of Maryland monument honors the men of Maryland from both sides.
Select any of the monuments below to see its Gettysburg monument page.
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State of Maryland |  |
Purnell Legion Cavalry |
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1st Cavalry |  |
1st Potomac Home Brigade Infantry |
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Battery A |  |
3rd Infantry |
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1st Eastern Shore Infantry |