Last shot for a PA regiment for this tour. Also, Check this link if you were wondering about the Indian theme for the 42nd New York. I knew from high school that the hall was associated with corrupt politics (now there's a redundancy) and the Irish population, but had no idea how the hall got its name. https://www.britannica.com/topic/Tammany-Hall Well, back to the 49th: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/49th_Pennsylvania_Infantry T. Rex wondered about the different origins. I recall from somewhere that the regiments were sponsored by the states, so they did not necessarily have men from those areas. PA, MA, and NY were among the richest states and could afford to sponsor more regiments. I'm not sure how that system really worked out as there was a LOT of variety in the Civil War uniforms on both sides. I'm guessing that some of the sponsoring process involved specific kit used by and worn by the troops: not sure why anyone would voluntarily dress as a Zouave, but tastes change. Sharp eyes will spot some similarity here with the monument for the giant pawn and its cannons. NOW we move on to the northern area of action. Enjoy; thanks for viewing.