Originally known as Service Star Legion Park, the area includes a Wilson tree, a Service Star monument, a World War I memorial, and oaks planted in memory of World War I soldiers.
From 1923 to 1984, this 1.8 acre tract was managed by the Service Star Legion of Elbert County. It was originally donated in memory of LT Edmund Brewer Tate, III, killed in action in the Argonne forest battle on Oct. 12, 1918. Since 1984, the renamed ‘Memorial Park” is managed by Elbert County. It contains multiple markers honoring Elbert County dead from all U.S. wars.
“Sons of American Legion Swainsboro Squadron #103”
“This Wall is Dedicated in Memory of those who Paid the Ultimate Sacrifice for our Freedom” Dedicated Nov. 11, 2013.
Single rectangle granite monument at on courthouse grounds, with inscriptions on each side. On the WWI side, four names of combat deaths are inscribed. Inscription: “Dedicated to All Who Served.”
Rectangular granite monument topped with a large globe. The WW1 side of the monolith contains 13 names. “Dedicated to the Memory of Our Men of Fannin County Who Made the Supreme Sacrifice. Erected by the McCaysville Garden Club, 1946.”
Granite monument in downtown Blue Ridge park, listing 13 WW1 names.
Multiple monument park with an individual monolith for each war. 13 Fannin County names are inscribed on the WW1 monument. Vietnam era helicopter on display in park.
Granite memorial adjacent to the historic 1825 Fayette County Courthouse.
It honors those that died in WW1, WWII, Korean War, and the Vietnam War. Three names are listed for WW1.
Inscription: Erected by the citizens of Fayette County in honor of our veterans who served in the armed forces of the United States of American and as a lasting memorial to these gallant servicemen who gave their lives that we may live in peace. The emblems of the American Legion and the Veterans of Foreign Wars all are inscribed.