Wisconsin Monument at Andersonville National Historic Site
PRISON SITE TOUR STOP 1: MEMORIAL AREA
The first stop on a tour of Andersonville Prison is a memorial area located at the northwest corner of the prison site. There is a parking lot near the memorials, but you can also reach the site by taking a short walk from the Visitor Center. If you join a Ranger-guided tour of the prison, this is one of the three stops covered.
The following are photos of the monuments:
Massachusetts Monument at Andersonville National Historic Site
Ohio Monument at Andersonville National Historic Site
Clara Barton Memorial at Andersonville National Historic Site
Michigan Monument at Andersonville National Historic Site
Memorial to Lizabeth Turner, past national president of the Woman’s Relief Corps at Andersonville National Historic Site
Rhode Island Monument at Andersonville National Historic Site
Tennessee Monument at Andersonville National Historic Site
Monument at Andersonville National Historic Site inscribed with the Gettysburg Address
Woman’s Relief Corps Memorial at Andersonville National Historic Site
Memorial erected by the National Woman’s Relief Corps dedicated to a number of states at Andersonville National Historic Site
Stop 2: North Gate and Providence Spring | Prison Tour Main Page
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Last updated on September 23, 2026
