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[365] proceedings was exceedingly solemn, and more than one follower of the great chieftain looked up at the life-like picture with tearful eyes. Just beyond the monument was a large number of covered wagons, containing seats, which were in waiting for the procession. They were provided for the veterans, and at this point those who had become fatigued took seats in these vehicles, riding the remainder of the way to the grounds. After passing the monument the, infantry took the old Hermitage road to the grounds, while the prominent visitors and citizens in carriages, buggies and other vehicles kept on around the new drive.
Richmond, VA. 1892.
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