SEE ALSO-FORT WASHINGTON WAR MEMORIAL PLAQUE B

SEE ALSO-FORT WASHINGTON WAR MEMORIAL PLAQUE A

HIS VALOR AND GENIUS CONTRIBUTED LARGELY TO THE SUCCESS OF THE STRUGGLE FOR INDEPENDENCE OF THE COLONIES

SEE ALSO-THESE CANNON WERE ABANDONED WAR MEMORIAL CANNONS

SEE ALSO-THESE CANNON WERE ABANDONED WAR MEMORIAL

THE CONTINENTAL CONGRESS HAVING TAKEN ALL THE TROOPS OF THE SEVERAL COLONIES, WHICH HAVE BEEN RAISED, FOR THE SUPPORT AND DEFENCE OF THE LIBERTIES OF AMERICA, INTO THEIR PAY AND SERVICE. THEY ARE NOW THE TROOPS OF THE UNITED PROVINCES OF NORTH AMERICA. ...

GENERAL GEORGE WASHINGTON HAVING TAKEN COMMAND OF THE ARMY OF THE UNITED COLONIES AT CAMBRIDGE INSPECTS THE TROOPS NEAR THIS SPOT ON THE FOURTH DAY OF JULY 1775

THE MEMORIAL TRANSEPT CONSISTS OF 60 FOOT HIGH GOTHIC VAULT WITH A LARGE STAINED GLASS WINDOW OVER EACH OF TWO EXTERIOR DOORS COMMEMORATING THE 136 HARVARD MEN WHO DIED FIGHTING FOR THE UNION AND WHOSE NAMES ARE ON TWENTY TWO WHITE TABLETS THAT ARE VISIBL ...