Monuments to a Person at Gettysburg

A number of monuments at Gettysburg are dedicated to just one individual. There are several types. Eight Equestrian statues honor the commanders of Armies and Army Corps. (Robert E. Lee's equestrian statue is actually part of the State of Virginia monument but is also included here.) The bronze statues are mostly the commanders of divisions, but also include a Chaplain and a local citizen who picked up his musket and went out to defend his country. Other monuments honor individuals with a bronze tablet or with a name carved in stone.

Lewis Armistead

Alexander Hays

Daniel E. Sickles

Francis Barlow

Oliver Howard

Henry Slocum

John Buford

Reverend
Horatio Howell

Charles F. Taylor

John Burns

Andrew Humphreys

Strong Vincent

Charles T. Collis

Amos Humiston

James Wadsworth

Father Corby

Robert E. Lee
(part of the
State of Virginia Monument)

George H. Ward

Samuel Wylie Crawford

James Longstreet

Gouverneur Warren

Alonzo Cushing

George Gordon Meade

Alexander Webb

Abner Doubleday

Henry Merwin

William Wells

John W. Geary

John Nicholson

George Willard

John Gibbon

John Reynolds

Albert Woolson

George Greene

John Robinson

Samuel K. Zook

Winfield Scott Hancock

John Sedgwick