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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2
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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
Q

Who is the current park superintendent?

A

Bob Kirby

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4
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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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5
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Who was the landscape architect who designed the cemetery?

A

William Saunders

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6
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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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7
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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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9
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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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11
Q

Who designed and sculpted the Longstreet statue?

A

Gary Casteel

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12
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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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13
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Who sculpted the North Carolina state memorial?

A

Gutzon Borglan

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14
Q

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

A

1914

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15
Q

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
Q

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

A

Bivouac of the Dead

17
Q

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

A

Theodore O’Hara

18
Q

Until 1895, what organization managed the battlefield park?

A

Gettysburg Battlefield Memorial Association

19
Q

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

A

Dwight David Eisenhower

20
Q

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

A

979

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
Q

For what battle and in which war was the poem surrounding the National Soldiers Memorial written?

A

Battle of Buena Vista, Mexican-American War

26
Q

Which state has the most graves in the National Cemetery?

A

The state of New York

27
Q

What statue is atop the New York State Memorial in the National Cemetery?

A

Victory

28
Q

Who sculpted the Elizabeth Thorne Women’s Memorial?

A

Ron Tunison

29
Q

Who designed and sculpted the Mississippi, Louisiana and Confederate Soldiers and Sailors statues?

A

Daniel DeLue

30
Q

In the Gettysburg National Cemetery, how are the graves of the soldiers organized?

A

The graves are organized by the 18 Union states, the unknowns, the Spanish-American War, and World War One.