Virginia Monument

The Virginia Monument at Gettysburg commemorates the significant and pivotal Battle of Gettysburg, the largest and bloodiest clash of the American Civil War, where over 160,000 soldiers fought for competing visions of America. This vast outdoor museum features over 1,200 monuments and markers, capturing the stories of the battlefield and its soldiers, and serves as a lasting testament to the struggle and sacrifice of both Union and Confederate forces.

The site provides an extensive exploration of the battlefield, including detailed timelines of the battle, maps of monuments, and histories of units and individuals involved. Visitors can engage with the rich narrative of the Civil War through the numerous monuments, including those dedicated to individual soldiers, units, and the farms that played vital roles during the conflict.

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