Confederate Monuments at Gettysburg

The first Confederate monument on the Gettysburg battlefield was dedicated in 1884 to the 1st Maryland Battalion. It took years for the next to follow. The Southern states were impoverished after the war, Gettysburg was a Union victory fought on Union soil, and the battlefield commission was controlled by Union veterans whose rules discouraged the meaningful placement of Confederate monuments.
	Soldiers and Sailors of the Confederacy	As time went on the importance of the battle to history and a spirit of reconciliation combined to bring some southern monuments to this northern field. Many of the veterans who strongly associated with their regiments had passed on by then, so efforts were concentrated in state monuments. Virginia was the first in 1917, but the last Confederate state monument, that of Tennessee, was not dedicated until 1982.
Confederate State monuments
	Alabama		Mississippi	South Carolina
	Arkansas		North Carolina	Tennessee
	Florida		Louisiana	Texas
	Georgia		Maryland	Virginia
Confederate brigade and regimental monuments and marker
	4th Alabama		11th Mississippi	43rd North Carolina
	2nd Maryland (1st Maryland Battalion)		26th North Carolina	Texas Brigade

Confederate State monuments