Monument to Confederate Women, War memorial at State Capitol grounds in Little Rock, Arkansas.

Monument to Confederate Women is a bronze sculpture on the State Capitol grounds in Little Rock depicting a farewell scene between family members. The work features carefully detailed figures mounted on a multi-tiered pedestal combining concrete, granite, and marble materials to elevate the composition.

The Monument to Confederate Women was funded by the United Confederate Veterans and dedicated in 1913. Sculptor J. Otto Schweizer created the bronze group, which stands on the Arkansas State Capitol grounds in Little Rock. It was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1996.

The monument depicts a mother figure embracing a son in Confederate uniform as children say farewell, reflecting a particular perspective on women's roles during wartime. Visitors can observe how this representation shaped local memory and identity for generations.

The memorial sits on the Capitol grounds and is freely accessible to visitors exploring the area. Its location makes it an easy stop when walking through downtown Little Rock's historic core.

The monument is also called the "Mother of the South". It was funded by the United Confederate Veterans and added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1996.