(July 2009) Enlarge Monument dedicated to Missouri soldiers who fought in the battle
 
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(July 2009) Enlarge Interior of Confederate Redoubt 4 (Stockton Road Redoubt)

(July 2009) Enlarge View from the far right of the top of Redoubt 4 looking back to the left of the fortification

(July 2009) Enlarge View from the top of the wall looking down into Redoubt 4

(July 2009) Enlarge View of the Federal lines from Redoubt 4

(July 2009) Enlarge View of Redoubt 4 from the field in front of it
 
Redoubt # 4 was the strongest and most prominent of the 9 redoubts protecting the town of Blakeley, built from 1864-65. This fort held 4 field guns, a mortar, and a 7 inch rifled gun that was never used due to it's incomplete carriage. The men that manned these works were remnants from the First Missouri Brigade (CSA). The artillery men were veterans from, Alabama, Mississippi, and Tennessee
 
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