Robinson Springs Camp Confederate Monument records Confederates from eighteen sixty-one to eighteen sixty-five associated with Robinson Springs Camp, including volunteers from the Robinson Springs community and members from other communities, and it preserves a long roster of individuals with many of their military units, ranks, and roles in Alabama regiments, cavalry, infantry, artillery, the Prattville Dragoons, the Alabama Cadets, the C.S.A. mechanical department, and the navy, along with the camp's officers in nineteen thirteen, including A.T. Goodwyn as commander, W. D. Whetstone as adjutant, J. B. Norris as first lieutenant commander, H. H. Hall as second lieutenant commander, W. G. Frasier as chaplain, I. F. Nix as surgeon, J. S. Reese as color sergeant, and J. D. Fay as first color guard.