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(10-2001) A
Southern Memorial
Stone marker erected by the railroad after the battle to show the
deepest penetration that General Meade’s troops made. The railroad that
erected the monument took some liberty with the placement to give a better
view from the trains passing by
Photo by Jack Snyder, IN
Interpretive Marker: A Southern Memorial
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(7-2006) Close-up
of the memorial
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(10-2001) Fredericksburg
Battlefield Tour Stop-4 (Prospect Hill, Jackson's Line)
Part of
Stonewall Jackson’s line during the Battle of Fredericksburg, Dec 1862.
This area was attacked by General George Meade.
Meade’s troops momentarily broke through
Jackson’s lines, but were repulsed by a strong counterattack
Photo by Jack Snyder
Interpretive Marker: Walker's Artillery
Battalion
Interpretive Marker: Vicinity Map of this
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(7-2006) Prospect
Hill. Another view of Jackson's line. The Southern Memorial is barely
visible in the far left background. See enlarged view with arrow pointing
to the memorial
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