(10-2001) A Southern Memorial
 
 Stone marker erected by the railroad after the battle to show the deepest penetration that General Meade�s troops made. The railroad that erected the monument took some liberty with the placement to give a better view from the trains passing by
 
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Interpretive Marker: A Southern Memorial
 
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(7-2006) Enlarge Close-up of the memorial
 
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(10-2001) Fredericksburg Battlefield Tour Stop-4 (Prospect Hill, Jackson's Line)
 
Part of Stonewall Jackson�s line during the Battle of Fredericksburg, Dec 1862. This area was attacked by General George Meade. Meade�s troops momentarily broke through Jackson�s lines, but were repulsed by a strong counterattack
 
Photo by Jack Snyder
 
Interpretive Marker: Walker's Artillery Battalion
Interpretive Marker: Vicinity Map of this area

(7-2006) Enlarge Prospect Hill. Another view of Jackson's line. The Southern Memorial is barely visible in the far left background. See enlarged view with arrow pointing to the memorial
 
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