The monument is made of granite and marble, the figures being of Italian marble, with a 60-foot pillar rising into the sky topped with a Confederate soldier.
The letters “CSA” (for Confederate States of America) are engraved on the front of the monument base, above the motto “Confederate” and a dedication stone.
Inset in the capital of the monument base, above the dedication stone, is a medallion of William Lewis Cabell.
Cabell is identified only by his nickname, "Old Tige."

The other three sides pay homage to the cavalry, infantry, and naval forces.
Surrounding the base are statues of CSA generals Robert E. Lee, Stonewall Jackson and Albert Johnston, and CSA president Jefferson Davis.
All of these men were leaders of the Confederate States of America, which seceded from the United States of America, leading to the American Civil War in 1861.
The monument is made of granite and marble, the figures being of Italian marble, with a 60-foot pillar rising into the sky topped with a Confederate soldier. The letters “CSA” (for Confederate States of America) are engraved on the front of the monument base, above the motto “Confederate” and a dedication stone. Inset in the capital of the monument base, above the dedication stone, is a medallion of William Lewis Cabell. Cabell is identified only by his nickname, "Old Tige."
The other three sides pay homage to the cavalry, infantry, and naval forces. Surrounding the base are statues of CSA generals Robert E. Lee, Stonewall Jackson and Albert Johnston, and CSA president Jefferson Davis. All of these men were leaders of the Confederate States of America, which seceded from the United States of America, leading to the American Civil War in 1861.
Confederate War Memorial (Dallas)