Soldiers Monument

Soldiers Monument

The Soldiers’ Monument on Naugatuck’s Town Green was dedicated in 1885 to honor local residents who served in the Civil War. The monument, which sits at the center of the green, features a granite shaft topped by a statue of a caped infantryman resting with a rifle. The front (east) face of the monument lists the battles of Fort Wagner (South Carolina, near Charleston), the Wilderness (in central Virginia) and Cedar Mountain (Virginia). Just above the base is the dedication by the people of Naugatuck “in memory of her sons who fought to maintain the Union 1861-1865.”

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Date of Installation:

January 1, 1885

Memorial War Era(s):

Other

Location:

Center of Town Green (Church and Meadow Street Naugatuck, CT 06770

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Soldiers Monument

Soldiers Monument

Soldiers Monument

 

Published on February 8, 2017