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Central dedication panel of monument « prev next » Below the nicely engraved emble of the Sons of Confederate Veterans is engraved: THIS SITE DEDICATED FEBRUARY 15TH, 2002 BY THE FLORIDA DIVISION SONS OF CONFEDERATE VETERANS TO THE LIVING MEMORY OF OUR ANCESTORS THE OVER 1,500,000 SOLDIERS, SAILROS AND MARINES WHO SERVED IN THE ARMED FORCES OF THE CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA AND TO THE FARMERS AND CATTLEMENT OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA, WHO RISKED THEIR LIVES AND FORTUNES TO SUPPLY OUR TROOPS, FIGHTING IN DEFENSE OF THEIR FAMILIES, STATE, AND NATION DURING THE WAR FOR SOUTHERN INDEPENDENCE 1861-1865 (Photo by William Lees, FPAN, February 2011) Powered by zenPHOTO

White Springs

Central dedication panel of monument

Below the nicely engraved emble of the Sons of Confederate Veterans is engraved:

THIS SITE DEDICATED
FEBRUARY 15TH, 2002

BY THE FLORIDA DIVISION
SONS OF CONFEDERATE VETERANS
TO THE LIVING MEMORY OF OUR ANCESTORS

THE OVER 1,500,000 SOLDIERS, SAILROS AND MARINES
WHO SERVED IN THE ARMED FORCES OF THE
CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA

AND TO THE FARMERS AND CATTLEMENT OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA,
WHO RISKED THEIR LIVES AND FORTUNES TO SUPPLY OUR TROOPS,
FIGHTING IN DEFENSE OF THEIR FAMILIES, STATE, AND NATION

DURING THE WAR FOR SOUTHERN INDEPENDENCE
1861-1865

(Photo by William Lees, FPAN, February 2011)

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