Philadelphia Brigade Park was created in 1895 from eleven acres of land purchased from local farmer George Poffenberger by the Philadelphia Brigade Association. The Association placed the monument to their brigade’s four regiments in the center of the park, which was landscaped and surrounded by a fence with an iron gate. Maintenance and access issues eventually led to the park being sold to the National Park Service for $1 in 1940.

Click on the map or select from the menu below to see the page for any monument or marker:

monuments
Philadelphia Brigade
Baltimore Battery
3rd Delaware Volunteer Infantry Regiment
19th Indiana Volunteer Infantry Regiment
Baltimore, Maryland Battery
State of Massachusetts
15th Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry Regiment
Brigadier General William E. Stark
Lieutenant Colonel John Stetson

markers
Barksdale’s Brigade
Dana’s Brigade
Early’s Brigade (1)
Early’s Brigade (2)
Gorman’s Brigade
Howard’sBrigade
Jackson’s Division (1)
Jackson’s Division (2)
Ewell’s Division
Ransom’s Brigade
Stark’s Brigade
Talliaferro’s Brigade
Winder’s Brigade