Second Company - Richmond Howitzers
Officer, E. Jeter Bosher, "posed for the young cannoneer, flushed with the heat of battle and cheered with the hope of victory. The face of the statue is typical of the character of the men who defended the South."
William L. Sheppard, a former officer, modeled the figure which now stands at Grove Avenue and Harrison Street.
Officer, E. Jeter Bosher, "posed for the young cannoneer, flushed with the heat of battle and cheered with the hope of victory. The face of the statue is typical of the character of the men who defended the South."
William L. Sheppard, a former officer, modeled the figure which now stands at Grove Avenue and Harrison Street.
Second Company - Richmond Howitzers
Officer, E. Jeter Bosher, "posed for the young cannoneer, flushed with the heat of battle and cheered with the hope of victory. The face of the statue is typical of the character of the men who defended the South."
William L. Sheppard, a former officer, modeled the figure which now stands at Grove Avenue and Harrison Street.
Officer, E. Jeter Bosher, "posed for the young cannoneer, flushed with the heat of battle and cheered with the hope of victory. The face of the statue is typical of the character of the men who defended the South."
William L. Sheppard, a former officer, modeled the figure which now stands at Grove Avenue and Harrison Street.
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