4th Indiana Battery Marker

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Indiana.
Fourth Battery. (Flansburg)
Second Brigade. (Starkweather)
First Division. (Baird)
Fourteenth Corps. (Thomas)
Saturday, September 19th, 1863, 6 p.m.
to 7 p.m.

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This monument is Not visible from the road. It is located at N 34° 55.613  W 85° 14.544. Map it



To reach this monument:
The marker is on the north side of Brotherton Road, near Winfrey Field, on a wooded path. From the 1st Ohio Infantry Regiment Monument. Pass the Philemon P. Baldwin Memorial Shell Monument. A path will lead off to the east (right), follow this path until you find the plaque.

There are 15 monuments nearby.

Starkweather’s Brigade Tablet (MT-637) (about 135 feet away) ; 6th Indiana Infantry Regiment Marker (MT-771) (about 200 feet away) ; 5th Indiana Battery Tablet (MT-875) (about 219 feet away) ; 5th Indiana Battery Marker (MT-737) (about 219 feet away) ; Baldwin's Brigade Tablet (MT-539) (about 302 feet away) ; 1st Michigan Light Artillery, Battery A, Tablet (MT-875) (about 305 feet away) ; 1st Michigan Light Artillery, Battery A, Monument (MT-876) (about 313 feet away) ; 33rd Ohio Infantry Regiment Marker (MT-986) (about 377 feet away) ; Scribner’s Brigade Tablet (MT-624) (about 472 feet away) ; Philemon P. Baldwin Memorial Shell Monument (MT-452A) (about 489 feet away) ; 93rd Ohio Infantry Regiment Monument (MT-1022) (about 581 feet away) ; 38th Indiana Infantry Regiment Marker (MT-805) (approx. 0.1 miles away) ; 10th Wisconsin Infantry Regiment Marker (MT-1078) (approx. 0.1 miles away) ; 1st Ohio Infantry Regiment Monument (MT-946) (approx. 0.1 miles away) ; Calvert's Arkansas Battery Tablet (MT-1250) (approx. 0.1 miles away) ; Map all of the Monuments on the battlefield.

4th Battery, Indiana Light Artillery Tablet (MT-730)
4th Indiana Battery Monument (MT-731)

Map all the monuments to the 4th Indiana Artillery Company/Battery on the Battlefield.

This monument is recorded in the National Park Service database as structure MT-732.

This standard Indiana regimental marker, built in 1898, consists of a 4' x 4' x 4'8" high rock-faced oolitic stone block with a peaked top and a 12" x 18" bronze plaque affixed to its front. It marker the units location on September 19th from 6pm until 7 pm.

Allegiance: Union
Type: Marker
Level: Company/Battery
Military Arm: Artillery

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