Soldiers' National Monument

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Soldiers' National Monument is the central memorial at Gettysburg’s Soldiers' National Cemetery, commemorating Union soldiers who died in the Battle of Gettysburg during the American Civil War.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Civil War memorial
monument
war memorial
architect George Keller
commemorates American Civil War
Battle of Gettysburg
Union soldiers
constructionStartDate 1865
country United States of America
dedicated July 1, 1869
hasArchitecturalStyle neoclassical architecture
hasCoordinateLocation 39.821°N 77.232°W
hasInscription dedicatory inscriptions honoring Union dead
hasPart allegorical figure of History
allegorical figure of Peace
allegorical figure of Plenty
allegorical figure of War
base with inscriptions
central statue representing Liberty
pedestal
hasSculpturalProgram allegorical figures
hasTheme memory of the dead
preservation of the Union
sacrifice of Union soldiers
height approximately 60 feet
heritageDesignation contributing property to Gettysburg National Military Park historic district
inception 1865
isCentralMemorialOf Gettysburg National Cemetery
locatedInCemeterySection center of Soldiers' National Cemetery
location Adams County, Pennsylvania NERFINISHED
Gettysburg
Gettysburg National Cemetery
materialUsed granite
marble
nearbyEvent site of annual commemorative ceremonies
nearbyGraves Union soldiers killed at Gettysburg
operator National Park Service
ownedBy United States government
surface form: U.S. federal government
partOf Gettysburg National Military Park
surface form: Gettysburg Battlefield National Military Park
sculptor Randolph Rogers NERFINISHED
significantEvent post–Civil War national reconciliation efforts
subjectOf Civil War scholarship
Gettysburg National Military Park
surface form: Gettysburg battlefield tours
symbolizes Union victory at Gettysburg
national unity
touristAttraction yes
unveiled July 1, 1869

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Soldiers' National Cemetery hasMemorial Soldiers' National Monument
Soldiers' National Cemetery hasCentralMonument Soldiers' National Monument