memorials

181 photos and 8 illustrations tagged memorials, from 21 members of Flickr Commons.

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Summit of Barlow's Knoll, Gettysburg (LOC)

  • Pixel Wrangler said:
    17th Connecticut Infantry Monument, sculptured by W. H. Curtis. It was installed June 24, 1884, and dedicated July 1, 1884. The inscription on the reverse side is:
    ERECTED BY THE SURVIVORS/OF THE/17TH REGIMENT, CONNECTICUT VOLUNTEERS./2ND BRIGADE, 1ST DIVISION, 11TH CORPS,/IN MEMORY OF THEIR GALLANT COMRADES/ WHO FELL HERE ON THE 1ST DAY./AND ON THIS BATTLEFIELD ON THE 2ND & 3RD DAYS OF JULY/1863/17TH CONN. VOL'S. signed
    Four plaques on the monument list the names of the thirty-five men in the 17th Connecticut Infantry killed during the battle of Gettysburg. SIRIS

     
    Barlow's Knoll Monument – Then & Now

    "Summit of Barlow's Knoll, Gettysburg c.1913" from Bain/LOC
    Summit of Barlow's Knoll, Gettysburg (LOC)

     
    "17th Connecticut Infantry Monument (2007)" by Just Me
    17th Connecticut Infantry, USA Monument
     

Giza. Pyramid of Khafre and Sphinx

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  • David Schroeter said:
    This great image was used to illustrate an item of historical comparison on a page about Chinese Dynasties & Historic Events !
  • Ann Wuyts said:
    Hi, I'm an admin for a group called Heritage Key, and we'd love to have this added to the group!
  • Ind3rjeetKaur said:
    Thank you for contributing to the Creative Commons. I have used this picture in my collage, Snippy In Antiquity.

    Libraries don't usually have a sense of humour; perhaps the people behind the name do.

    SNIPPY IN ANTIQUITY
  • Paula paula said:
    very well I love this shot..
  • sinecan said:
    excellent!

Scott Monument, Edinburgh

  • Cornell University Library said:
    One viewer sent us the following comment: Hi, Just a note that the photograph of the Scott Monument on your flicr page: Library Accession Number: 15/5/3090.01209b is by Alexander Adam Inglis, who was active as early as the 1870s until the turn of the century with most of his works dating in the 1880s. He became a member of the Edinburgh Photographic Society in 1882. His son, Francis Caird Inglis, and later his grandsons kept the business operating until 1973. He is identified by his distinct monogram.