52nd Ohio Volunteer Infantry

The 52nd Ohio Volunteer Infantry was a military unit formed by volunteers from Ohio during the Civil War, serving from 1862 to 1865. Comprising typical infantry soldiers, it fought in key battles such as Stones River and Chickamauga, contributing to Union efforts in the Western Theater. The regiment's members endured tough conditions, including long marches and combat, exemplifying Union resolve. After the war, many returning soldiers helped rebuild their communities. The unit's contributions are remembered as part of Ohio's significant role in the Union victory during the Civil War.