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Front (south face) of monument « prev next » [crossed sabers] Officers Commanding Brigadier-General Joseph H. Finnegan Lieutenant-Colonel. Charles Hopkins 1st Battalion Lieutenant-Colonel. Theo. Brevard 2nd Battalion Lieutenant-Colonel. McClellan 4th Battalion Lieutenant-Colonel. John M. Martin 6th Battalion This monument erected to perpetuate in loving memory the 151 soldiers of the Confederate Army who lost their lives in the battle at Olustee and who now lie buried in Oaklawn Cemetery, Lake City, Florida February 20th--Olustee Battle--1864 (Photo by William Lees, FPAN, July 2008) Powered by zenPHOTO

Downtown Square

Front (south face) of monument

[crossed sabers]

Officers Commanding

Brigadier-General
Joseph H. Finnegan
Lieutenant-Colonel. Charles Hopkins 1st Battalion
Lieutenant-Colonel. Theo. Brevard 2nd Battalion
Lieutenant-Colonel. McClellan 4th Battalion
Lieutenant-Colonel. John M. Martin 6th Battalion

This monument erected
to perpetuate in loving memory
the 151 soldiers of the
Confederate Army who lost
their lives in the battle
at Olustee and who now
lie buried in Oaklawn Cemetery,
Lake City, Florida

February 20th--Olustee Battle--1864

(Photo by William Lees, FPAN, July 2008)

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