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Union Monuments, Massachusetts37th Massachusetts Infantry RegimentThe monument to the 37th Massachusetts Infantry Regiment is south of Gettysburg on Sedgwick Avenue. (see map) It was dedicated in 1886 by the State of Massachusetts. The 37th Massachusetts was commanded at the Battle of Gettysburg by Colonel Oliver Edwards. It brought 593 men to the field, losing two killed, 26 wounded and 19 missing. From around the base of the monument: 37th Mass. See more on the 37th Massachusetts Infantry Regiment during the Civil War |
Monument to the 37th Massachusetts Infantry (view enlargement)
(left)The regiment's Left Flank Marker
(below) The Left Flank Marker next to the Left Flank Marker
of the 10th Massachusetts Infantry Regiment
(left)The regiment's Left Flank Marker
(below) The Left Flank Marker next to the Left Flank Marker
of the 10th Massachusetts Infantry Regiment