123rd New York Infantry Regiment's Monument at Gettysburg

Taken from Final Report on the Battlefield of Gettysburg (New York at Gettysburg) by the New York Monuments Commission for the Battlefields of Gettysburg and Chattanooga. Albany, NY: J.B. Lyon Company, 1902.

INSCRIPTIONS 
Front - 123RD NEW YORK INFANTRY 1ST BRIGADE 1ST DIVISION 12TH CORPS. HISTORIC. THE I23RD N. Y. WAS ENLISTED IN WASHINGTON Co., IN AUG. 1862; MUSTERED INTO THE U. S. SERVICE SEPT. 4; JOINED THE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC AND WAS ENGAGED IN THE BATTLES OF CHANCELLORSVILLE AND GETTYSBURG; IN SEPT. 1863, TRANSFERRED TO THE ARMY OF THE CUMBERLAND; AND WAS ENGAGED IN THE CAMPAIGN OF ATLANTA, THE MARCH TO THE SEA, AND THE CAMPAIGN OF THE CAROLINAS; MUSTERED OUT AT WASHINGTON AT THE CLOSE OF THE WAR, JUNE 8, 1865.
Reverse - 123RD NEW YORK THE WASHINGTON COUNTY REGIMENT 12TH AND 20TH CORPS. ABOUT 100 YARDS IN FRONT OF THE LINE OF WORKS, A MARKER INDICATES THE POSITION OCCUPIED BY THE SKIRMISHERS OF THIS REGIMENT ON THE AFTERNOON OF JULY 3.
Right - CHANCELLORSVILLE, GETTYSBURG, RESACA, CASSVILLE, NEW HOPE CHURCH, LOST MOUNTAIN, PINE HILL, KENESAW, KOLB'S FARM, CHATTAHOOCHEE RIVER, PEACH TREE CREEK, ATLANTA, MONTEITH SWAMP, SAVANNAH, AVERASBOROUGH, BENTONVILLE, MOCCASIN SWAMP.
Left - SERVICE AT GETTYSBURG: JULY 1; MARCHED FROM LITTLESTOWN; FORMED LINE OF BATTLE ON WOLF HILL; BIVOUACKED NEAR BALTIMORE PIKE; JULY 2, ADVANCED TO THIS LINE AND BUILT A HEAVY BREASTWORK OF LOGS. AT ABOUT 6 P. M. MOVED TO SUPPORT THE LEFT NEAR LlTTLE ROUND TOP; RETURNING IN THE NIGHT, FOUND BREASTWORKS IN POSSESSION OF ENEMY, AS NO TROOPS WERE LEFT TO OCCUPY THEM. JULY 3, AT ABOUT 11 A. M. MADE A CHARGE AND RECOVERED THESE WORKS; ABOUT 4 p. M. MOVED TO SUPPORT LINE THEN REPELLING PICKETT'S. CHARGE; A LITTLE LATER HAD A SHARP SKIRMISH IN FRONT OF THIS LINE; AT NIGHT REPELLED AN ATTACK WITH HEAVY LOSS TO THE ENEMY. JULY 4; MADE RECONNAISSANCE AROUND WOLF HLLL AND THROUGH GETTYSBURG OVER THE HANOVER ROAD.