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1891

	Gravestone marker of General George Jerrison Stannard located in Lakeview Cemetery, Burlington, Vermont. Cast in 1891. A standing portrait of General Stannard holding his hat and sword. Photo credit: Cheryl W. Cross, 2000; courtesy of David Cross and Adam Hadlock.
	Soldiers' and Sailors' Monument located in Utica, New York. Cast in 1891. One of the most controversial of Gerhardt's works. Hartford architect George Keller claimed in his memoirs that Gerhardt took Keller's design and submitted it to the Utica committee. Keller's memoirs leave the impression he was never properly paid nor credited for the design. Keller's memoirs regarding the controversy were published in George Keller, Architect by David Ransom (1978). The Utica monument features a bronze female figure representing Utica. The base features two female figures representing Peace and Victory. Two bronze male figures represent the Navy and Army. Photo courtesy of Bob Quist, Assistant Director, Utica Public Library.
Death Mask for Harriet Rice Coe of Meriden, Connecticut who died Oct. 26, 1891. This is likely Gerhardt's death mask featured on her findagrave page. Location is currently unknown.	Mentioned in a letter from Karl Gerhardt to Andrew J. Coe dated December 21, 1891.

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