Stone Sentinels, battlefield monuments of the American Civil War

137th Pennsylvania Infantry Regiment

The monument to the 137th Pennsylvania Infantry Regiment at Antietam is on Cornfield Avenue. It was dedicated on September 17, 1904. see location

 

The 137th Pennsylvania was commanded at the Battle of Antietam by Colonel Henry M. Bossert.

 

 

From the tabet on the front of the monument:

137th Pennsylvania

Volunteer Infantry

1st Brigade 2nd Division 6th Corps


Location of Regiment in action 415 yards
North of Monument


Battles participated in:
South Mountain (Crampton's Pass), Md.
Antietam, Md.
Fitzhugh's Crossing, Va.
Chancellorsville, Va.

 

Recruited in: Blair Butler Clinton Crawford
Schuylkill and Wayne counties

 

see enlargement of tablet from monument

Bronze tablet from the monument to the 137th Pennsylvania Regiment at Antietam

 

See more on the 137 Pennsylvania Infantry Regiment During the Civil War

137th Pennsylvania Infantry monument at Antietam
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