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SEE ALSO-NORWALK WORLD WAR I MEMORIAL

THE PLAQUES CONTAINING THE NAMES OF NORWALK WORLD WAR I VETERANS CAN BE SEEN ON THE PEDESTAL. THE REGISTRY WOULD LIKE TO OBTAIN PHOTOGRAPHS OF THE OTHER PLAQUES ON THE PEDESTAL. SEE ALSO-NORWALK WORLD WAR I MEMORIAL PLAQUE

FROM THE SUMMIT OF THIS HILL MAJ. GEN. WILLIAM TRYON WITNESSED THE BURNING OF NORWALK BY THE BRITISH TROOPS UNDER HIS COMMAND DURING THE ENGAGEMENT OF JULY 11 & 12, 1779

THIS ROCK MARKS THE SITE OF A BATTLE BETWEEN THE AMERICANS AND BRITISH JULY 12, 1779. THIS CANNONBALL WAS FOUND ON THE BATTLEFIELD A HUNDRED YEARS AFTER BY THE DAUGHTERS OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION 1896

THIS AMERICAN LIBERTY ELM WAS NAMED AFTER "THE LIBERTY TREE: OUR COUNTRY'S FIRST SYMBOL OF FREEDOM." ON THE MORNING OF AUGUST 14, 1765, THE PEOPLE OF BOSTON AWAKENED TO DISCOVER TWO EFFIGIES SUSPENDED FROM AN ELM TREE IN PROTECT OF THE HATED STAMP ACT. F ...

ERECTED BY THE GRAND ARMY OF THE REPUBLIC AND THE CITIZENS OF SOUTH NORWALK IN MEMORY OF HER LOYAL SONS 1861-1865