The plaque reads "on this spot" which is not true.
The Civil War really happened.
Real people died in historically recorded places.
If the plaque said: "eleven miles away from here" instead of "on this spot" there would be no problem.
But as an American, I have a real problem with people falsifying and distorting American military history.
Unless there are authenticated maps of the battle, then there is no proof it didn't happen.
I recently read a Stonewall Jackson biography which mentioned that it took several months for Stonewall to put together battle reports.
Stonewall was so behind, he had an author on staff attempt to put together very detailed descriptions of the battle. Once completed, Stonewall eliminated huge sections of the reports and kept them very minimal.
I’m with you. To the point where, to the bemusement of the family that paid for him, I once got into an argument with a Gettysburg Licensed Battlefield Guide on Little Round Top over the point where Chamberlain refused the line.
But I’m also very much inclined to view this thing as just a gotcha swipe at Trump. He’s too into his businesses to be a military histoy hobbiest, and probably just took some underlings assurance on the plaque.