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HUMBOLDT COUNTY
CALIFORNIA
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CIVIL WAR/GAR MEMORIALS PROJECT
This is a very large project and we can use your assistance. If you know of a monument to the Grand Army of the Republic (GAR) or Civil War-related memorial (of any size or design) near you, we invite you to share this information with the SUVCW. Please contact our Department Civil War Memorials Officer with any information.
Department Civil War Memorials Officer - Kirby R. Morgan
E-mail: kirby_m2000@yahoo.com
Return to main Civil War Memorials page
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Location:
Arcata, Humboldt Co., CA
City Plaza (as of 1961)
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Type:
McKinley Monument
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Reported by:
Civil War Union Monuments, 1978 book, by Daughters of the Union Veterans of the Civil War; & D. E. Darby, 25 Apr 2002
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Status:
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___ Submitted
___ Under Assessment
_X_ Needs Investigation
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Location:
Eureka, Humboldt Co., CA
Fort Humboldt State Historic Park, U.S. 101, south of Eureka
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Type:
Historical Marker
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Reported by:
Civil War Union Monuments, 1978 book, by Daughters of the Union Veterans of the Civil War; & D. E. Darby, 25 Apr 2002
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Status:
___ Completed
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___ Under Assessment
_X_ Needs Investigation
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Notes:
Well signed
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CLICK HERE TO HELP RESTORE MEMORIAL DAY!
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DONATIONS:
The Sons of Union Veterans of the Civil War is a 501(c)(4) organization and is approved by the U.S. Internal Revenue Service as an organization to which tax deductible gifts can be made pursuant to Section 170 of the Internal Revenue Code.
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Location:
Eureka, Humboldt Co., CA
3431 Fort Avenue in Eureka; USGS Quadrangle Sheet Name: Eureka
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Type:
Plaque - California State Historical Landmark No. 154
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Reported by:
Tad D. Campbell, Camp 4, May 2002
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Status:
___ Completed
___ Submitted
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_X_ Needs Investigation
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Notes:
NO. 154 FORT HUMBOLDT - By the early 1850s, newly arrived white settlers had moved into the Humboldt Bay area, causing conflict with the native inhabitants. To protect both Indians and settlers, Fort Humboldt was established in 1853 and operated until 1866. It became a focal point in the violent struggle between two cultures. Many Native Americans were assembled here before removal to reservations.
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