19, 1890) 13th Connecticut Infantry Monument (erected by the state of Connecticut) 18th Connecticut Infantry Monument (erected by the state of Connecticut) 14th New Hampshire Infantry Monument (erected 1868) 114th New York Infantry Monument (erected by the state of New York) 123rd Ohio Infantry Regiment Monument (installed in 1899 by the State of Ohio) 34th Massachusetts Infantry Monument which includes a marble bust of Col. George D. Wells that sits atop a granite base 38th Massachusetts Infantry Monument (erected 1864) 3rd Massachusetts Cavalry Monument (dedicated in 1888) a Massachusetts Monument features a bronze soldier atop a granite base (erected by the State of Massachusetts in 1907) a Pennsylvania Monument (erected in 1890 by the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania) two monuments for the 8th Vermont Infantry (one of these was erected in 1885 by Herbert E. Hill) a monument to the 6th Army Corps (erected shortly after the Civil War). There are also two "monuments," typical to National Cemeteries created for reinterred Union soldiers. They are both seven feet, six inches (152 mm) in height, and are made of an original cast iron seacoast artillery tube, secured by a concrete base.