The biggest monument in Gettysburg is the Pennsylvania Monument. If you get a chance to visit, it actually has a top floor that you can go up to and look out at the landscape of the battlefield. Placed on the surface of the wall are arrows with designations for what part of the battlefield they are pointing to and how far away it is. Not only is it a very impressive monument, but due to the view, it really gives you a great perspective of the battle.
The Gettysburg Battlefield.
Grand Canyon
The Lincoln memorial has the Gettyburg Address inscribed on one of its walls.
Mount Rushmore
Collosus of Rhodes
The National Cemetery at Gettysburg was designed by the landscape architect William Saunders. *The first monument of any type to be placed at Gettysburg was the Soldiers National Monument in the National Cemetery. It was designed by the Batterson-Canfield Company and sculpted by Randolph Rogers. The cornerstone was laid on July 4, 1865, and the full monument dedicated on July 1, 1869. The white Westerly granite pedestal supports a shaft and marble statue entitled "Genius of Liberty."
The biggest battle of the American Civil War was the batlle at gettysburg.
A visit to Gettysburg will give you monument Burn-Out and Philadelphia is almost as bad. Just make certain that you visit Independence Hall.
I believe it was the Battle of Gettysburg.
Gettysburg. And the biggest casualties on a single day was Antietam.
Yes, it is. It even was the world's tallest monument for forty years.
By not moving to the right and forcing the federals to attack them.