Cemeteries, Guides & Park Flashcards

1
Q

Who sculpted the Lincoln bust in the National Cemetery, the Meade Equestrian monument and the Slocum Equestrian monuments?

A

H. Bush Brown

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Which Confederate state memorials are found on West Confederate Avenue?

A

Texas, Alabama, and Confederate Soldiers and Sailors

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3
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Who is the current park superintendent?

A

Bob Kirby

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Who is the sculptor of the Soldiers National Monument located at the center of the National Cemetery?

A

Randolph Rogers

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Who was the landscape architect who designed the cemetery?

A

William Saunders

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State the name of the army camp on the battlefield that was established immediately before WWI.

A

Camp Colt

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Which state monuments are located in the National Cemetery?

A

New York State Memorial and the Kentucky State Memorial

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What is the name of the statue atop the National Soldiers Memorial?

A

The Genius of Liberty

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Who sculpted the ‘Friend to Friend’ Memorial?

A

Ron Tunison

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10
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How many monuments and memorials are in the battlefield park?

A

Approximately 800

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Who designed and sculpted the Longstreet statue?

A

Gary Casteel

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What are the statues near the base of the National Soldiers Memorial?

A

Plenty, History, Peace, Agriculture

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Who sculpted the North Carolina state memorial?

A

Gutzon Borglan

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14
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In what year did licensed guides first appear on the battlefield?

A

1914

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What was the first regimental monument placed on the battlefield?

A

First Minnesota, an urn on a pedestal in the National Cemetery

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16
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What is the name of the poem on plaques surrounding the National Soldiers Memorial?

A

Bivouac of the Dead

17
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Who is the author of the poem on the plaques surrounding the National Soldiers Memorial?

A

Theodore O’Hara

18
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Until 1895, what organization managed the battlefield park?

A

Gettysburg Battlefield Memorial Association

19
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Who was the commander of the army camp established on the battlefield immediately before WWI?

A

Dwight David Eisenhower

20
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How many bodies of the battle’s casualties interred in the National Cemetery are unknown?

21
Q

Who designed the High Water Mark memorial?

A

John Batchelder

22
Q

Where is the ‘Lost Avenue’?

A

It is Neill Avenue on the east side of Rock Creek and near the Z. Taney farm.

23
Q

How many bodies of the battle’s casualties are interred in the National Cemetery?

A

3,512 Federals

24
Q

Who originated the notion and made the earliest organizational efforts to create a National Soldiers Cemetery at Gettysburg?

A

David McConaughy

25
For what battle and in which war was the poem surrounding the National Soldiers Memorial written?
Battle of Buena Vista, Mexican-American War
26
Which state has the most graves in the National Cemetery?
The state of New York
27
What statue is atop the New York State Memorial in the National Cemetery?
Victory
28
Who sculpted the Elizabeth Thorne Women's Memorial?
Ron Tunison
29
Who designed and sculpted the Mississippi, Louisiana and Confederate Soldiers and Sailors statues?
Daniel DeLue
30
In the Gettysburg National Cemetery, how are the graves of the soldiers organized?
The graves are organized by the 18 Union states, the unknowns, the Spanish-American War, and World War One.