Minnesota Monument, Historic monument in Little Rock, Arkansas.
The Minnesota Monument is a granite and bronze memorial structure located at the National Cemetery in Little Rock. It features sculptural elements and inscriptions that document the commemoration of soldiers from that northern state.
The monument was dedicated in 1916 to honor 162 soldiers from Minnesota who died during the Civil War. These soldiers were stationed at military posts in Arkansas when they lost their lives.
The monument reflects the connection between Minnesota and Arkansas forged through shared military history. Visitors can read the inscriptions and see the symbols that mark this historical bond.
The monument is accessible year-round within the cemetery grounds and has parking areas nearby for visitor convenience. Plan to spend time reading the inscriptions at your own pace when you visit.
The stone used for this memorial was quarried in Minnesota, creating a physical link between the monument and the state it honors. This material connection makes it more than just a symbolic tribute.
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