13th New Jersey at the southwest corner of the cornfield
 
Courtesy of Alan M. Di Sciullo, Esq., Princeton Jct., NJ

20th New York in the National Cemetery
 
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The 15th Reg. Mass. Volunteers Lion Monument. This monument is located in the western part of the West Woods and is accessible only by walking through an unidentified path through the woods or on the Rt 65 bypass which is outside the park. This marks the deepest penetration by the Union forces during the West woods action. Future Supreme Court Justice Oliver Wendall Holmes, Jr was an officer of the 15th and was wounded at Antietam
 
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20th New York Infantry monument by Dunker Church. The 20th was part of the early afternoon attack which pushed the confederates back to the West Woods but they were unable to hold the ground they gained. The 20th also has another monument in the National Cemetery
 
Courtesy of Alan M. Di Sciullo, Esq., Princeton Jct., NJ