Korean War Veterans Memorial June 25, 1950 -- January 31, 1955

This monument was erected in honor of the sons and daughters of Frederick County who served their country in the Civil War

SEE ALSO-VETERANS GREEN MEMORIAL

SEE ALSO-VETERANS GREEN MEMORIAL DEDICATION STONE

SEE ALSO-VETERANS GREEN MEMORIAL SEE ALSO-CALVERT COUNTY WORLD WAR II MEMORIAL BACK

SEE ALSO-VETERANS GREEN MEMORIAL SEE ALSO-CALVERT COUNTY WORLD WAR II MEMORIAL FRONT

SEE ALSO-VETERANS GREEN MEMORIAL SEE ALSO-CALVERT COUNTY KOREAN AND VIETNAM WARS MEMORIAL BACK

SEE ALSO-VETERANS GREEN MEMORIAL SEE ALSO-CALVERT COUNTY KOREAN AND VIETNAM WARS MEMORIAL FRONT

SEE ALSO-VETERANS GREEN MEMORIAL

SEE ALSO-"THE GREAT BABY WALKER" WAR MEMORIAL CANNON PLAQUE

SEE ALSO-"THE GREAT BABY WALKER" WAR MEMORIAL CANNON

ERECTED BY THE STATE OF NEW JERSEY TO COMMEMORATE THE HEROIC SERVICES OF THE 14TH REGIMENT NEW JERSEY VOLUNTEER INFANTRY, 1ST BRIGADE, 3RD DIVISION, 6TH CORPS, ARMY OF THE POTOMAC, AT THE BATTLE OF MONOCACY, MD JULY 9TH 1864.

THE BATTLE THAT SAVED WASHINGTON THE BATTLE, ALTHOUGH A TEMPORARY VICTORY FOR THE CONFEDERATES, DELAYED THEIR MARCH ON WASHINGTON ONE DAY, THEREBY ENABLING GENERAL GRANT TO SEND VETERAN REINFORCEMENTS FROM PETERSBURG, VIRGINIA TO THE DEFENSES OF WASHING ...

SEE ALSO-GENERAL MEADE'S CHANGE OF COMMAND MEMORIAL PLAQUE

SEE ALSO-GENERAL MEADE'S CHANGE OF COMMAND MEMORIAL

THESE BARRACKS MARK THE COURSE OF THE STRUGGLE FOR AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE.