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SEE ALSO-RIDGEFIELD VETERANS MEMORIAL

SEE ALSO-RIDGEFIELD VETERANS MEMORIAL

IN DEFENSE OF AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE AT THE BATTLE OF RIDGEFIELD APRIL 27, 1777 DIED EIGHT PATRIOTS WHO WERE LAID IN THIS GROUND COMPANIONED BY SIXTEEN BRITISH SOLDIERS LIVING, THEIR ENEMIES, DYING THEIR GUEST, IN HONOR OF SERVICE AND SACRIFICE THIS MEMOR ...

DAVID WOOSTER, IN COMMAND OF THE CONN. TROOPS, BORN IN STRATFORD MARCH 13, 1711, MORTALLY WOUNDED APRIL 27, 1777 WHILE DEFENDING THE LIBERTIES OF AMERICA AND NOBLY DIED AT DANBURY MAY 2, 1777. GIVE ME LIBERTY OR GIVE ME DEATH

THE CONFEDERATE BELL WAS CAPTURED DURING THE CIVIL WAR BY COLONEL ALEXANDER WARNER AND PRESENTED TO THE TOWN OF RIDGEFIELD.

SEE ALSO-RIDGEFIELD VETERANS MEMORIAL PLAQUES A, B, & C

"I DO NOT KNOW THE DIGNITY OF THEIR BIRTH BUT I DO KNOW THE GLORY OF THEIR DEATH" SEE ALSO-RIDGEFIELD VETERANS MEMORIAL

TO THE MEMORY OF THE CITIZENS OF RIDGEFIELD WHO SERVED THEIR COUNTRY IN THE WARS OF THE REPUBLIC 1775-1918. ERECTED BY THE PEOPLE OF REDGEFIELD.