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Ladies of United Daughters of the Confederacy at Gen. Hood's tomb
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Bronze memorial plaque at Gen Hood's tomb
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Hood relative and poet OC Hood recites poetry at Gen Hood's tomb
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Hood relatives at Gen Hood's tomb
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Members of the Color Guard from the John Bell Hood Camp 50, Son's of Confederate Veterans at Gen Hood's tomb
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Stanford's MS Battery, Boone's Battery and the Washington Artillery at the Army of Northern Virginia monument near Gen Hood's tomb
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Stanford's and Boone's Batteries fire a salute to Gen Hood
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Stanford's and Boone's Batteries preparing to fire volleys
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Color Guard from John Bell Hood SCV Camp 50 approach Gen Hood's tomb
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Gen Hood's great-great grandchildren John Pointer of Austin TX and Dr. Desiree Hood Pointer-Mace of San Francisco peform at the memorial ceremony
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UDV ladies in period mourning dress at Gen Hood's tomb
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Members of Gen Hood's family at the General's 1879 Garden District residence, now the home of Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Stevenson
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Gen. Hood's tomb
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Miss Caitlin Ainsworth, president of the Louisiana Chapter, Children of the Confederacy, places flowers at the Hennen/Hood tomb, in honor of the 11 children of Gen. John Bell and Anna Hennen Hood
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The home of Gen and Mrs. Hood on Camp Street in New Orleans' Garden District. The General, his wife Anna, and eldest daughter Lydia died here during the last week of August, 1879. The home is currently owned and occupied by the gracious Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Stevenson
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Hood relative Sam Hood delivers the eulogy at Gen Hood's tomb
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Spectators watch Stanford's and Boone's Batteries and the Washington Artillery near the Army of Northern Virginia monument
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The Hood family signing mementos at the Stevenson (Hood) home
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Gen Hood's great-great grandchildren John Pointer and Desiree Hood Pointer-Mace serenade the men of Stanford's and Boone's Batteries and the Washington Artillery near the Army of Northern Virginia monument
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Hood relative Sam Hood addresses the family and attendees at Gen Hood's tomb
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From left to right: Gen Hood's great granddaughters Mary Hood Pearlman, Holly Hood Villaire, Victoria Hood, Donna Hood Pointer, and Mr. Bill Campbell, Commander of the John Bell Hood SCV Camp 50 in front of Gen Hood's tomb. Color Guard member Mr. Bill Heer stands behind the group
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Gen Hood's great-great grandchildren John Pointer and Desiree Hood Pointer-Mace perform at Gen Hood's tomb
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Stanford's and Boone's Batteries prepare to fire a salute to Gen Hood
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The famous 1879 picture of the 10 surviving Hood orphans, signed by members of the Hood family on Aug. 30, 2003
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