Maryland monuments at Gettysburg, with photos text and map locations

Union monuments at Gettysburg > Maryland (USA)

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.

Maryland Monuments

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	State of M aryland		Purnell Legion Cavalry
	1st Maryland Cavalry		1st Potomac Home Brigade Infantry
	Maryland Battery A		3rd Maryland Infantry
	1st Eastern Shore Infantry

The Battle of Gettysburg

Maryland Union Monuments at Gettysburg

Maryland Monuments