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Raleigh Honors Ensign Worth Bagley with Capitol Square Statue
A bronze Bagley statue unveiled in Capitol Square marks ten years since the Spanish War death. Nearby burial rites at Oakwood Cemetery honor May veterans from Blue and Gray. The Capitol Rotunda displays portraits of Johnston Graham Ransom Morehead and more. A Women of the Confederacy statue memorializes NC women by Ashley Horne. Henry Wyatt memorial and Gutson Borglum Lincoln statue artist noted. Historic cannons flank the Washington statue with links to Caswell and Fort Fisher. End.
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Raleigh
Ensign Worth Bagley
Capitol Square
Young Bagley
Oakwood Cemetery
Veterans of the
National Cemetery
United States
Capitol
Samuel Johnston
North Carolina
John Paul Jones
William A. Graham
U.S
Confederate States
Matthew W. Ransom
Mexico
Vance
John Motley Morehead
The
Confederacy
Ashley Horne
Johnston
Henry L. Wyatt
Bethel
Gutson Borglum
Lincoln
Edenton
England
Daughters of the Revolution
Charlotte
Mecklenburg County
Great Britain
Washington
Richard Caswell
Committe of Safety of
Spain
Bay