WAR FROM THE INSIDE
COLONEL FREDERICK L. HITCHCOCK
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MONUMENT OF 132D REGIMENT, P. V.
ERECTED BY THE STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA ON BATTLE-FIELD OF ANTIETAM, MD.
DEDICATED SEPT. 17, 1904
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It stands about two hundred yards directly in front of the battle line upon which this regiment fought, on the side of the famous "Sunken Road" occupied by the Confederates.
This road has since been widened and macadamized as a government road leading from "Bloody Lane" towards Sharpsburg.
WAR
FROM THE INSIDE
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THE STORY OF THE 132nd REGIMENT
PENNSYLVANIA VOLUNTEER INFANTRY
IN THE WAR FOR THE SUPPRESSION
OF THE REBELLION
1862-1863
BY