Memorial Services

Commemorating the dedication of the Soldiers’ Monument in Amherst, New Hampshire, this volume, titled ＂Memorial Services,＂ captures the essence of the reunion of the Tenth Regiment of New Hampshire Veterans on June 19, 1890. It includes an address of welcome, a commemorative poem, poignant responses, ceremonial proceedings, and a stirring oration delivered at the dedication. An appendix enriches the content, providing further context and details from the event.

This historical document offers a glimpse into the post-Civil War era, revealing the importance of honoring those who served. It is an invaluable resource for historians, genealogists, and anyone interested in American Civil War history, veterans’ affairs, and the cultural practices of remembrance.

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