The monument is rusticated pink marble with a bronze plaque on the front, listing a roll of honor for those who served in World War I.  It is topped with a bronze eagle perched on a marble ball. 

It was dedicated on Memorial Day, 1921. 

Photo courtesy of:  NJ State Historic Preservation Office

References/Bibliography: 

“Nation Celebrates War Victory Today” New York Times, November 11, 1920 

“Tribute is Paid Postal Workers Who Died in War” Brooklyn Daily Eagle, May 24, 1931 

Notes: 

The tablet lists the names of the several hundred Brooklyn postal employees who served in the Great War. Eight of these individuals were killed in the conflict. 

Great World War Memorial, Wyandotte, Michigan

ust outside of Wyandotte's Bishop Park, along the Detroit River, sits the city's World War I memorial. The memorial's inscription reads "Erected by the citizens of Wyandotte in memory of those who made the supreme sacrifice in the Great World War 1914-1918." The inscription includes the names of 13 men of died during the war.

Second Lt. and Aviator Greayer Clover is memorialized throughout LA County. In East Los Angeles, right around where Figueroa meets Marmion Way, a tiny little speck of green exists. This is Greayer's Oak Park. On Arbor Day 1919 some of Clover's friends planted a live oak tree there in his honor. In addition was a bronze plaque at the base of the new sapling that read: "Planted Arbor Day, 1919, in memory of Lieut. Greayer Clover, who fell 'somewhere in France,' Aug. 30, 1918.” Though there are about half a dozen oaks there today, I could not determine if any were the original. The plaque is long gone, so I suspect not. Nonetheless the park still owes "Grubby" Clover its name.

Location:
3711 North Figueroa.
Los Angeles, CA, 90065

No additional information at this time.

This is a full-size bronze statue of a WWI soldier, holding his rifle in both hands, pointing it forward and upward. He wears a hel­met and backpack, and is stepping forward with his right leg. It marks the grave sites of Willie Gauer and Wallet Ivie, who were killed at Argonne during WWI. It was installed here in 1922 as a tribute to all soldiers and sailors who fought in WWI.

 

NOTE FROM LES KOPEL THAT THIS IS NOT HERE BUT IN GREECASTLE IN... SO IT IS UNPUBLISHED

 

Stele: 
THAT WE BE FREE /

Tablet: 
1941 1945 / THIS TABLET IS DEDICATED TO THE MEN OF THIS/ COMMUNITY WHO MADE THE SUPREME SACRIFICE IN WORLD WAR II / 
SSGT. ADAMS, V.J. --- PFC. D'AMATO, L.C. --- SGT. GWIAZDOWSKI, M. --- PVT. PROTO, L. / PFC. ARETINO, D.C. --- SGT. DEODATI, K. --- PFC. KAZAKEVICJ, V.L. --- PVT. RUBINETTI, J. / PVT. BIANCO, A.J. --- CPL. DESIO, J.S. --- LT. KORBELAK, S. --- PFC. RUBINETTI, J. / SFC BIELINSKI, J. --- PVT. DOMANICO, T.J. --- PFC. LA ROCCA, P.F. --- TCPL. RUSSO, J.A. / SSGT. BILASZ, S. --- PVT. FALCO, R. --- SGT. LA TORRE, G.M. --- PFC. SACCONE, A. / 
PFC. BOSCO, F.C. --- CPL. FALTER, F.F. --- SGT. LAWOR, G. --- PVT. SANTA MARIA, C. / PVT. BUONAGURO, J.A. --- PFC. FARANDA, F.F. --- PVT. LEONARD, E.A. --- PVT. SCHETTINO, V. / PFC. BUSRUS, A. --- 1ST LT. FEDERICO, D.J. --- PFC. LIGUORI, D.A. --- PVT. SCHMIEDER, A.J. / PVT. CALIENDO, P. --- PFC. FERONE, J.P. --- SFC. LOMBARDI, V.J. --- PFC. SCUDIERE, V. / PFC. CANDELA, S. --- CPL. FILL, J. --- PFC. LOMUTO, F.S. --- PFC. SEVERINO, C. / PFC. CARBONE, R. --- PVT. FORGIONE, V. --- PVT. MADDALONI, L. --- CPL. SIJEWIC, A. / CMOM. CHESTARO, T.W. --- PFC. FORLANO, L.A. --- PVT. MASCIA, V.J. --- SSGT. TAFURI, G. / TSGT. CHIAFARI, F.J. --- PVT. FRANZESE, S. --- PVT. MAZZA, N. --- CPL. THOMAS, A.J. / SSGT. CHIPICHETTA, J.A. --- COX. FURINO, L.A. --- CPL. MONTEFORTE, F.J. --- PFC. TITANO, S.C. / PFC. CIA, J. --- PVT. GAGAS, C.J. --- PFC. MURAWSKI, M. --- PVT. UVINO, A. P. / PFC. CIANTRO, JR., P. --- PL.SGT, GATTO, J.D. --- CPL. PACIA, M.A. --- PFC. VELOTTA, F.P. / CPL. CIFALDI, J. --- LT.FR. GIORGIO, E.J. --- PFC. PALLADINO, F.D. --- SSGT. VINTIS, C.V. / SGT. CIMINO, V.J. --- PVT. GRASSANO, N. --- PVT. PECORA, F.D. --- PFC. VITACCO, S. / PFC. CORTWRIGHT, W.H. --- PVT. GUIDICE, A.M. --- PFC. PIZZONIA, A. --- SFC. YODICE, G. I. / PVT. GUIDICE, J.V. --- PFC. POPPOPA, J. / ERECTED BY THE TWENTY-SEVEN MEMORIAL POST NO. 1751, AMERICAN LEGION /

Located in what is now Uptown Greenwood, this monument initially paid tribute to the fallen from World War I but later included those from World War II, Korea, and Vietnam. Originally placed in 1929, the remaining two sides were put to good use in their own time.

North Plaque: Erected November 11, 1929 by the Greenwood Post No. 20 of the American Legion the Legion Auxiliary and the Citizens of Greenwood County in honor of the brave men who sacrificed their lives so that liberty and justice might reign throughout the world.

The Grenada Town Square, is surrounded by Doak St., Green St (street name on maps vary), South Main St and 1st St. On the Square you will find the Bandstand, Civil War Confederate Soldiers Memorial Monument for Grenada County and the Grenada County Soldiers Memorial listing the names of Grenada County soldiers, sailors, marines and airmen who gave their lives in the defense of the United States in World War 1, World War 2, Korea War and the Vietnam War.

Besides the names, There is an inscription that begins:

BLESS ALL WHO SERVED GOD, GIVE YOUR KINDLY BLESSING TO ALL WHO SERVED IN WAR AND PEACE…

This bronze tablet memorializes James Bethel Gresham, who was among the first American soldiers to die in World War I and all from Vanderburgh County who died during the war.

This home was built for Alice Dodd, the mother of James Bethel Gresham who one of the first three American soldiers to die in World War I.  The house was built as a memorial to Gresham.

Plaques honoring local war dead from all wars are mounted on buildings along downtown sidewalks. Plaques for WW1 dead are shown here.  Additional plaques are planned as previously unrecognized soldiers are identified and documented.