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Antietam National Battlefield
Monuments to Individuals
Clara Barton Col. J.H. Childs, 4th PA Cavalry
   
Brig. Gen. Samuel Garland Gen. Robert E. Lee
   
Lee's Headquarters Maj. Gen. Joseph K.F. Mansfield
   
William McKinley O.T. Reilly
   
Maj. Gen. Jesse Reno LtCol J. L. Stetson, 59th NY Infantry
 

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15th Massachusetts Infantry Monument  

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The 15th Massachusetts Infantry went into the Battle of Antietam with 606 soldiers. 318 were killed or wounded, the highest number for any Union regiment in the battle. Their monument features a wounded lion carved in granite.

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