Confederate Soldier Monument in Lexington, Civil War memorial at Lexington Cemetery, United States.
The Confederate Soldier Monument in Lexington Cemetery features a bronze statue mounted on a stone base with inscribed names. It honors 160 veterans who served during the conflict.
The monument was built in 1893 to commemorate those lost during the Civil War. It was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1997.
Four Lexington residents commissioned this memorial to honor those who died during the conflict. The inscribed names personalize the loss and connect the monument to the community's shared past.
The monument is located within Lexington Cemetery and is accessible during a walk through the grounds. It sits near other memorials from the same era.
The statue was crafted from Carrara marble in Italy before being installed by the Muldoon Monument Company. This origin ties the memorial to an international craftsmanship tradition.
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