Camp Stockton Monument Dedication
Saturday, September 10, 2005
South Evergreen Avenue, Woodbury

Mayor's Message at the Dedication

For more information, visit the Camp Stockton website

The Col. Louis R. Francine, Camp #7, Sons of Union Veterans, Elizabeth Thorn Auxiliary #14, Cos. D & K of the 12th New Jersey Reenactors form the Honor Guard and march in at the beginning of the dedication ceremony of the Camp Stockton Monument

Mayor Leslie Clark addresses the attendees while standing along side Commander Dave Hann, PDC (left) and Dan Cashin (right)

The Co. K, 12th NJ Reenactors stands behind the monument honoring the Civil War soldiers who trained here in Woodbury at Camp Stockton

Co. D, 12th NJ Reenactors stand behind the monument and the battle flag of the 12th NJ Volunteer Infantry Regiment. This flag is replicated at the monument in the Paver Art seen in the photo. The flag is being held by William Ford of the Camp Olden Civil War Round Table (left) and Jim Williams of Col. Franchine Camp #7 (right).

Col. Francine Camp #7 with the monument's builder, Mark Tresh.

Kneeling from left are:
Buddy Shover, Captain of Co. D, 12th NJ; Fred Mossbrucker, Secretary/Treasurer of the camp and the man who spearheaded the monument project; and Mark Tresch of Woodbury Cement. Woodbury Cement provided the land on which the monument stands and donated a great deal of the materials and labor used.

Many interested Woodbury area residents and friends attended the Monument Dedication