Major General Joseph K. F. Mansfield, U. S. A.

Dedicated on May 24, 1900, the Mansfield monment (top right) is located on Smoketown Road at the intersection with Mansfield Monument Road. A mortuary cannon (middle and bottom right) is nearby. See map >

 

 

From the west side of the monument:

 

MANSFIELD

Major General

Joseph K. F. Mansfield

Commanding the 12th Corps

Army of the Potomac

Mortally wounded near this spot

September 17, 1862 About 7:35 A.M.

While deploying his corps in action

 

From the north side:

The spot where

Gen. Mansfield fell is a few yards

Easterly from this monument

Born December 22, 1803

Killed September 17, 1862

 

From the south side:

Erected by the

State of Connecticut

A.D. - 1900

Under the auspices of

Mansfield Post No. 53

Department of Connecticut G.A.R.

closeup of MAnsfield Monument at Antietam
Above- west side (see larger view)
closeup of MAnsfield Monument at Antietam
Above- north side (see larger view)
closeup of MAnsfield Monument at Antietam
Above- south side (see larger view)

Major General Joseph K. F. Mansfield monument at Antietam
see enlargement of monument (above) or mortuary cannon (below)

Major General Joseph K. F. Mansfield mortuary cannon at Antietam

From the mortuary cannon:

 

Major General

Joseph E. F. Mansfield

U. S. A.

Mortally wounded

33 yards N. 70° W.

closeup of MAnsfield mortuary cannon at Antietam

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