 The 32nd Indiana Regiment's dead were originally buried near the battle site.In 1867 the state of Kentucky transferred the remains of 21 Union soldiers, 14 of them from the 32nd Indiana, and a limestone tablet known as the 32nd Indiana Monument bearing an inscription in German in the infantry soldiers' honor to Cave Hill National Cemetery at Louisville, Kentucky.In December 2008 the monument was removed from the national cemetery for conservation treatment due to its deteriorated condition.