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Olustee Battlefield (4)
There are four monuments currently standing at the Olustee Battlefield Historic State Park. The first was erected with funds from the Florida legislature on a portion of the battlefield purchased by the state for preservation of part of the battlefield, making this the first state historic site. Later monuments were erected in honor of General Colquitt and General Finegan, and in commemoration of Union dead still buried on the battlefield. 1912 United Daughters of the Confederacy General Colquitt Monument General Finegan Monument Union Soldiers Monument « prev 1 next »

Olustee Battlefield (4)

There are four monuments currently standing at the Olustee Battlefield Historic State Park. The first was erected with funds from the Florida legislature on a portion of the battlefield purchased by the state for preservation of part of the battlefield, making this the first state historic site.

Later monuments were erected in honor of General Colquitt and General Finegan, and in commemoration of Union dead still buried on the battlefield.

1912 United Daughters of the Confederacy

General Colquitt Monument

General Finegan Monument

Union Soldiers Monument

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