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Andy Strybos, dressed as a lieutenant in the Union Army, looks at the statue that was modeled after his likeness while attending its unveiling along with a Confederate soldier statue at Veterans Park in College Station on Friday.
A statue of an unarmed confederate soldier stands at the intersection of Prince and Washington streets in Alexandria, Va. The monument titled 'Appomattox,' was erected in 1889 as a memorial to soldiers from Alexandria who were killed in the civil war. The statue marks the spot were soldiers from Alexandria left to join the Confederate Army.
One protester climbed atop its stone plinth, inscribed with “In memory of the boys who wore gray,” and tied a rope around the statue of the Confederate soldier—a symbol of the slave-owning South from the US Civil War.
Seven other Confederate statues subsequently followed Lee into the Capitol. North Carolina put forth a bronze rendition of Zebulon Vance, the state’s Confederate governor during the war, in 1916. Florida sent Edmund Kirby Smith, the last Confederate general to surrender, in 1922. From Alabama came Confederate cavalryman Joseph Wheeler in 1925.
Grant County, Kansas is a county in Kansas named after Ulysses S. Grant, commanding general of Union Army during the Civil War, 1888 Ulysses, Kansas is a city named after Ulysses S. Grant, 1885 McPherson, Kansas and McPherson County are named after Union General James McPherson.
He left the Army to teach at the Virginia Military Institute, but when the Civil War broke out, Jackson joined the Confederate Army and became a colonel for the Virginia militia. He earned his nickname of "Stonewall" in the Battle of First Manassas, also known as the Battle of Bull Run.
A letter from Nathanael Greene with his acceptance of command over the Southern Army from the Papers of the Continental Congress; Stanton Park at the National Park Service Web site (Greene statue in the background) Historic Valley Forge biography; American Revolution homepage; Army Quartermaster Foundation, Inc. Statue of Greene in Washington, D.C.
Marine veterans who fought in the Vietnam War will return a stolen Buddha statue, right, to Vietnam. Before they depart, they're looking for a lost comrade, Al Lopez, who lived in Fresno, pictured far left, January of 1968.
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