The Monuments and Memorials of the Gettysburg Campaign
106th Pennsylvania Infantry (Second Monument)
Dedicated: 1884
Location: Codori House. Located on the east side of Emmitsburg Road next to the Codori farmhouse. It was moved to this location in 1889.
Description: The monument is inscribed on all sizes and includes a history of the unit’s different movements and actions at Gettysburg. Originally stood where the regimental monument is now located. Monument has a three-part stepped granite shaft with a flat top set on a four foot square rough cut base. The lower two parts of the shaft are smooth cut while the upper part is polished stone with incised inscriptions on all sides. Overall height is 8 feet. Monument includes commemorative era picket and rail fencing.
