This monument was placed on Lookout Mountain by the veterans in commemoration of their active participation in the Battle for Lookout Mountain on November 24, 1863. The statuary atop the monument represents conciliation with one thought in mind - the government being united under one flag - with a northern and a southern soldier embracing each other alongside the colors. The monument is the largest structure in the park, standing at a height of 95 feet with the base being 50 feet in diameter.
This monument was placed on Lookout Mountain by the veterans in commemoration of their active participation in the Battle for Lookout Mountain on November 24, 1863. The statuary atop the monument represents conciliation with one thought in mind - the government being united under one flag - with a northern and a southern soldier embracing each other alongside the colors. The monument is the largest structure in the park, standing at a height of 95 feet with the base being 50 feet in diameter.
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