The equestrian statue is a composite of both the Confederate and Union soldier. Austin Dennis fought for the South and Davis Dennis fought for the North. The horse represents "Turk", on which Davis rode back to Missouri after the conclusion of the Civil War. A monument to the Battle of Marshall is also located nearby with a list of Confederate veterans buried in the cemetery.
The site of the Civil War Battle of Marshall, October 13, 1863 is designated at Indian Foothills Park with a State Historical Marker. The marker is placed in the park near the Battle of Marshall Shelter House near the Eastwood Street entrance to the park.
Marshall, MO BattlesitesSaline County Historical Society Museum with rotating displays of Saline County'
Marshall, MO MuseumsThe equestrian statue is a composite of both the Confederate and Union soldier. Austin Dennis fought for the South and Davis Dennis fought for the North. The horse represents "Turk"
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Visit various Civil War Sites in and around Marshall including the Battle of Marshall site at Indian Foothills Park. For Maps...
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