Broome County Soldiers and Sailors Monument
Binghamton, NY
Photos/text this page courtesy of
Scott J. Payne, NY For any use of these photos contact Webmaster |
Link: 1. The Broome County Courthouse |
The Broome County Soldiers and Sailors
monument was erected by the Soldiers Monumental Association in 1889. The
association, which was formed in about 1887, decided that Broome County's
Civil War dead should have a fitting memorial. |
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(January 8, 2009) Enlarge Broome County Soldiers and Sailors Civil War Monument located in front of the Broome County Courthouse, Binghamton, New York |
(January 8, 2009) Enlarge For some time after it's erection the monument stood on Courthouse Square with no particular setting. Gen. Edward F. Jones, who during the Civil War was colonel for the 6th Mass Regiment decided the monument needed a definite base. Through his connection at Washington D.C, he obtained the four mortars and mounds of cannonballs that surround the base of the structure |
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(January 8, 2009) Enlarge Some infantry
regiments represented by Broome County: |
(January 8, 2009) Enlarge More infantry
regiments represented by Broome County |
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(November 15, 2008) Enlarge List of
artillery units from Broome County: |
(November 15, 2008) Enlarge Beautiful
statue high atop monument |
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