City of Vicksburg

Vicksburg National Military Park
National Park Service

 

Original Surrender Marker ca. 1910-1920

Surrender Marker

Miscellaneous Statues around the Park

Photos courtesy Library of Congress

"Vicksburg Founded in 1820 and named for the Reverand Newitt Vick. Was originally site of Spanish Ft. Nogales.  Later was U.S. Ft. McHenry.  On July 4, 1863 the city surrendered to Gen. Grant."

"This Memorial Decicated In Honor Of All Who Served In The 31st Infantry "Dixie" Division By The James C. Davis Chapter 31st Infantry "Dixie" Division Association Vicksburg, Mississippi Organized 1917       Deactivated 1968 Erected May 2000 AD"

Downtown Vicksburg

Korea and Viet Nam

"Lest We Forget"

World War II

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