Medal: Lieutenant General T. J. Jackson

Armand Auguste Caqué

Cleveland Museum of Art

The image shows two sides of a medal. The medal is circular and made of dark gray metal. The left side features a profile portrait of a man with short, wavy hair and a beard, facing left. Text along the top edge of the medal reads "LIEUTENANT GENERAL T.J. JACKSON STONWALL" and along the bottom edge "1824-1863". The right side has an inscription in the center surrounded by a wreath and foliage. The inscription lists several locations: - Kernstown - Front Royal - Winchester - Strasburg - Harrisonburg - Cross Keys - Cedar Mountain - Second Manassas - Antietam - Fredericksburg - Chancellorsville - and Gettysburg. There are two lines of text at the top and bottom of the wreath. The background is a gradient from dark gray to light gray. The medal casts a small shadow on the surface below it.