In 1906 the U.S. government sent Colonel William Elliot to Indianapolis to locate the mass grave, and in 1912, a monument was erected at the site to honor the 1,616 Confederate prisoners of war who were buried at Greenlawn.
In 1906 the U.S. government sent Colonel William Elliot to Indianapolis to locate the mass grave. In 1912 a monument was erected at the site to honor the 1,616 Confederate prisoners of war who were buried at Greenlawn.