New Hampshire
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BRIGADIER GENERAL JOHN STARK DEFEATED THE BRITISH ARMY AT THE BATTLE OF BENNINGTON. HE WAS FAMOUS FOR SAYING "LIVE FREE OR DIE".
IN COMMEMORATION OF THE SERVICES OF THE SOLDIERS OF HAVERHILL IN THE WARS OF THE COUNTRY
IN MEMORY OF THE SOLDIERS OF ASHLAND IN THE WAR 1861-1865
SUMMARY: After the bloody Civil War, memorials to the dead and wounded appeared by the hundreds across the nation. To capitalize on this trend, the Monumental Bronze Company and others worked to streamline their sales with new affordable products. Using ...
PLAQUE ON GRANITE STONE.
Four sided bronze plaque sitting atop a concrete stand, the top of each panel bears the emblem of the City of Portsmouth, there are three columns of names on each plaque. Honor Roll (names listed by subsections of type of service), breaks down the list of ...
Granite stone approximately 3'x3' with a bronze plaque attached to the center. The stone is sitting in the ground on one side of the World War I memorial and across from the Civil War Monument. Dedicated to the veterans of Portsmouth, N.H. who served ...
Durham Residents in the War of the Revolution. Including those who participated in the capture of Fort William and Mary in Portsmouth. Bronze plaque on stone.
SEE ALSO-CHARLESTOWN LIBERTY TREE MEMORIAL
SEE ALSO-CHARLESTOWN LIBERTY TREE MEMORIAL PLAQUE
SEE ALSO-CHARLESTOWN CIVIL WAR AND WORLD WAR MEMORIAL
SEE ALSO-CHARLESTOWN CIVIL WAR AND WORLD WAR MEMORIAL
SEE ALSO-CHARLESTOWN CIVIL WAR AND WORLD WAR MEMORIAL
SEE ALSO-CHARLESTOWN CIVIL WAR AND WORLD WAR MEMORIAL PLAQUES A, B & C
