In honored memory of the brave defenders of their country in its hour of peril from 1861 to 1865, Charles Miller and his wife Eliza Wheeler Miller erected this memorial in 1900. It names Gettysburg, Antietam, Appomattox, and Petersburg and records the local men who served there: at Antietam, First Heavy Artillery Corporal Joseph E. Andrews, Eliphalet N. Bingham, Gurdon H. Hungerford, 7th Regiment Phineas Dowd, 8th Regiment Gilbert G. Reynolds, 10th Regiment Sergeant John A. Buell, Benjamin Atwell Bartlett, Leonard, Charles M. Wright, William Ingrahm, and Michael Hern; at Appomattox, 12th Regiment Corporal Samuel W. Fowler, Edward N. Lee, William E. Brooks, Hiram S. Fox, Curtiss S. Arnold, 18th Regiment Sergeant William H. Reynolds, Corporal Edmund Bogue, Andrew J. Reynolds, 14th Regiment Charles T. Hamilton, Samuel Burke, 16th Regiment John F. Bingham, Albert H. Emmons, Lucien Button, and 2nd; at Petersburg, 20th Regiment Corporal Abner C. Smith, Frederick A. Chapman, John Burns, 22nd Regiment Frederick A. Spencer, 25th Regiment James B. Chapman, Andrew J. Palmer, 26th Regiment Orrin M. Luther, Horatio N. Edwards, Samuel W. Beckwith, Francis J. Stevens, 6th NY Alfred Wheeler, and 1st Cal.