At Corricks Ford, brave men battled, bled, and died. In 1926, Karl Myers's Ode to the Battle of Corricks Ford honored the fight with the words, "No shaft of shining marble, new From the sculptor's hand we raise for you No, here we lay A boulder drawn from the river-side Where brave men battled and bled and died." Two monuments mark the battle on U.S. Route 219 above. A six-ton boulder was hauled by sled to Parsons, where members of the Tucker County Historical Society affixed an 18 x 20-inch bronze plaque; it was dedicated at the courthouse on September 30, 1926, and moved here in 1938. Another monument to the battle was unveiled at the courthouse in 1938 and dedicated by Governor Homer Holt.