North Carolina monument to the women of the Confederacy. Sculpted by Augustus Lukeman; designed by architect Henry Bacon. Dedicated on the state Capitol grounds, June 10,1914.
East panel detail: North Carolina monument to the women of the Confederacy, Raleigh.
West panel: Soldiers return home following the war’s end. Depictions on these paired panels—with five of eight soldiers surviving the conflict—approximate the Tarheel State’s Civil War death rate of nearly 35% of its soldiers.
Anson County Confederate women’s monument. Funded by Confederate veteran William Alexander Smith and dedicated September 22, 1934, on the courthouse grounds in Wadesboro. The vase is inscribed “To Our Mothers from Anson Chapter United Daughters of the Confederacy 1934.”