Antietam National Battlefield - Union Monuments (U.S. National Park Service)

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	Antietam National Battlefield Union Monuments

Connecticut	8th Infantry	11th Infantry

	14th Infantry	16th Infantry

Delaware	1st Infantry	2nd Infantry

	3rd Infantry

Indiana	Indiana State	3rd Cavalry

	7th Infantry	14th Infantry

	19th Infantry	27th Infantry

Maryland	Maryland State (Union and Confederate)	2nd Infantry

	3rd Infanty	5th Infantry

	5th Infantry, Co. A & I	Battery B, 1st MD Lt.

	Purnell Legion	Battery A, MD Lt.

Massachusetts	Massachusetts State	15th Infantry

	21st Infantry	29th Infantry (Irish Brigade)

	35th Infantry

New Jersey	New Jersey State	1st NJ Brigade

	13th Infantry	Hexamer's Battery

New York	New York State	Irish Brigade

	4th Infantry	9th Infantry

	20th Infantry	34th Infantry

	51st Infantry	59th Infantry

	84th Infantry	104th Infantry

Ohio	1st Battery Lt.	5th, 7th, 66th, Infantry

	8th Infantry	11th Infantry

	12th Infantry	23rd Infantry

	28th Infantry	30th Infantry

	36th Infantry

Pennsylvania	Philadelphia Brigade	3rd Reserve (32 Inf)

	4th Reserve (33 Inf)	7th Reserve (36 Inf)

	8th Reserve (37 Inf)	12th Cavalry

	45th Infantry	48th Infanrty

	50th Infantry	51st Infantry

	90th Infantry	100th Infantry

	124th Infantry	125th Infantry

	128th Infantry	130th Infantry

	132nd Infantry	137th Infantry

	Bat. D, Durell's

Vermont	Old Vermont Brigade	Co. F, 1st U.S.S.S.

	Co. E & H, 2nd U.S.S.S.

Confederate Monuments	Individual Monuments
Other Monuments	Adopt-a-Monument


			Did You Know? Six generals were killed or mortally wounded at the Battle of Antietam - 3 Union and 3 Confederate. Today, the location where they were killed is marked by a mortuary cannon, a cannon barrel muzzle down in a block of stone.

Last Updated: July 25, 2006 at 00:29 EST