Appomattox K9 - VA - The Old Dominion K-9 organization, established in 1986, is a nonprofit group based in Appomattox, Virginia. It is dedicated to providing search and rescue (SAR) training for K-9 teams across the United States. |
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Cumberland Twp. Police - PA - In 1863, the American Civil War Battle of Gettysburg took place mainly in Cumberland Township, which surrounds the borough of Gettysburg on three sides. |
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Double Springs Police - AL - Double Springs is home to a statue of a Civil War soldier, portrayed as half Union and half Confederate. The symbolism is apparent, representing a weary, war-torn individual, struggling internally against splits in homes, family, county, state, and country. |
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Fairfax Police - VA |
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Fairfax Police - VA - The person on the left represents the Confederate soldier Capt. John Quincey Marr, who was the first combat death in the battle of Fairfax Courthouse during the Civil War. |
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Fitzgerald Marshal - GA - A former drummer boy in the Union Army during the Civil War, he founded it as a community for war veterans – both from the Union and from the Confederacy. |
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Fitzgerald Police - GA - Fitzgerald, Georgia, was founded in 1895 by Philander H. Fitzgerald, a Union Army veteran. His vision was to create a community where Union and Confederate veterans could live together in reconciliation after the Civil War. The city became nationally known as a symbol of reunion between the North and South. |
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Fort Payne Police - AL - during the Civil War only minor skirmishes between Union and Confederate forces took place here. |
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Franklin Police - NC |
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Franklin Police - NC |
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Galena - IL - the city is home of Ulysses S. Grant, the 18th President of the United States (1869 to 1877). In 1865, Gen. Grant led the Union Army to victory in the American Civil War. |
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Galena Police - MO - The overlapping U.S. and Confederate flags on the patch are generally intended to represent this divided Civil War heritage and symbolize Missouri's split loyalties during the Civil War. |
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Gettysburg Police - SD - The patch originated in 2009. The design, featuring overlapping U.S. and Confederate flags along with a Civil War-era cannon, was intended to symbolize the town's historical roots. Gettysburg was founded in the 1880s by Civil War veterans, and the patch aimed to represent the unification of former Union and Confederate soldiers who settled there. In response to public outcry, Gettysburg officials confirmed in July 2020 that the Confederate flag emblem had been removed from police department cars, buildings, and patches. |
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Hokes Bluff - AR |
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Iron Co. Sheriffs Dept. - MO |
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