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William Wing Loring Monument
1920 The Loring Memorial St. Augustine Plaza The Loring MemorialThe William Wing Loring monument is located in the west end of the downtown Plaza in St. Augustine, at the northeast corner of Cordova and King streets. General Loring was re-interred at this site in 1920 prior to the construction of the monument by the United Daughters of the Confederacy with the assistance of an appropriation from the State of Forida. « prev 1 next »

William Wing Loring Monument

1920

The Loring Memorial

St. Augustine Plaza

The Loring MemorialThe William Wing Loring monument is located in the west end of the downtown Plaza in St. Augustine, at the northeast corner of Cordova and King streets. General Loring was re-interred at this site in 1920 prior to the construction of the monument by the United Daughters of the Confederacy with the assistance of an appropriation from the State of Forida.

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