SEE ALSO-RIVER ROUGE WAR MEMORIAL

SEE ALSO-RIVER ROUGE WAR MEMORIAL PLAQUE

THE "24TH" ALSO KNOW AS "THE DETROIT AND WAYNE COUNTY REGIMENT" BECAME PART OF THE FAMOUS IRON BRIGADE. AT GETTYSBURG THEY ENTERED THE BATTLE WITH 496 MEN. AFTER THE FIRST DAY'S FIGHT, ONLY 99 MEN REMAINED WITH THEIR FLAG. THE SACRIFICE OF THE 24TH MICHIG ...

ERECTED BY THE PEOPLE OF MICHIGAN IN HONOR OF THE MARTYRS WHO FELL AND THE HEROES WHO FOUGHT IN DEFENSE OF LIBERTY AND UNION.

UNFORTUNATELY THIS WAR MEMORIAL BUILDING IS IN COMPLETE DISREPAIR.

THERE ARE NOW FORTY-EIGHT REASONS WHY WE WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER THE GRAND ARMY OF THE REPUBLIC.

"NOT FOR SELFISH GAIN OR APPLAUSE, BUT FOR HONOR AND THE GLORY OF THE CAUSE, THEY DID THAT WHICH WILL NEVER BE FORGOTTEN"

MAJOR GENERAL ALPHEUS STARKEY WILLIAMS 1810-1878 HERO OF TWO WARS, MEXICAN-AMERICAN WAR AND CIVIL WAR

ERECTED BY THE CITIZENS OF DEXTER AND VICINITY, IN MEMORY OF THE HEROES WHO FOUGHT AND THE MARTYRS WHO DIED THAT THE REPUBLIC MIGHT LIVE.

IN LOVING MEMORY OF UNION VETERANS OF THE CIVIL WAR 1861-1865

GENERAL ISREAL B. RICHARDSON KILLED IN ACTION AT THE BATTLE OF ANTIETAM

ERECTED TO THE MEMORY OF OUR COMRADES 1861-1865 BY THE HERBER LEFAVOUR POST NO. 181 G.A.R.

SEE ALSO-GENERAL GEORGE A. CUSTER WAR MEMORIAL

SEE ALSO-GENERAL GEORGE A. CUSTER WAR MEMORIAL PLAQUE

SEE ALSO-GENERAL A. CUSTER WAR MEMORIAL

TO THE SOLDIERS AND SAILORS OF THE COUNTY WHO GAVE THEIR SERVICES AND MANY THEIR LIVES TO THEIR COUNTRY IN THE WAR FOR THE UNION, 1861-1865. ERECTED AS A TRIBUTE OF LOVE AND ADMIRATION BY ONE OF THEIR COMPANIONS-IN-ARMS, MAY 30, 1903. PRESENTED BY GENER ...

THE ENTIRE ENROLLMENT OF THE REGIMENT THAT SAW ACTIVE SERVICE: 981 OFFICERS AND MEN KILLED AND DIED OF WOUNDS: 113 MEN DIED WHILE PRISONERS OF WAR: 41 MEN DIED OF DISEASE: 109 DISCHARGED ACCOUNT OF WOUNDS AND DISABILITY: 353 MUSTERED OUT AT THE CLOSE ...

DEDICATED TO THE MEMORY OF THE 280 MICHIGAN CIVIL WAR SOLDIERS WHO LOST THEIR LIVES IN AMERICA'S WORST MARITIME DISASTER, THE SINKING OF THE STEAMSHIP "SULTANA." THESE MEN WERE AMONG THE MORE THAN 2,200 UNION SOLDIERS RETURNING HOME FROM CONFEDERATE PRIS ...

SEE ALSO-LIEUTENANT GEORGE A. WOODRUFF WAR MEMORIAL MARKER

SEE ALSO-LIEUTENANT GEORGE A. WOODRUFF WAR MEMORIAL MARKER II

FIRST REGIMENT MICHIGAN ENGINEERS LEFT CAMP OWEN, MARSHALL, MICH FOR THE FRONT DEC. 17, 1861 1032 STRONG COL. WM. P. INNIS COMD'G. SERVED IN KY. TENN. MISS. ALA. AND GA. MARCHED WITH SHERMAN TO THE SEA 1861-1865 MARSHALL HONORS THEM

SEE ALSO-MARSHALL'S G.A.R. HALL WAR MEMORIAL BUILDING

IN REMEMBRANCE OF THOSE WHO MADE THE SUPREME SACRIFICE IN THE VIETNAM WAR.

THE VIETNAM VETERANS MEMORIAL IN NOVI, MICHIGAN WAS DONATED BY THE VIETNAM VETERANS MEMORIAL FUND TO THE OAKLAND HILLS MEMORIAL GARDENS CEMETERY IN 1991. THE INITIATOR AND MAJOR BENEFACTOR OF THE MEMORIAL WAS FREDERICK P. SEPELAK A VIETNAM VETERAN. THE ME ...

THE MEMORIAL IS 40 FEET AND CONSIST OF FIVE SEPARATE STONES, FOUR FLAG POLES, LIGHTING AND LANDSCAPING FEATURES. THE V-SHAPED CENTER STONE AT A HEIGHT OF SEVEN FEET, DISPLAYS EMBLEMS OF THE MARINE CORPS, ARMY, NAVY, AIR FORCE AND COAST GUARD. ENGRAVED ON ...

This memorial honors veterans from the Marquette area who have served their Country in any branch of service. Names of honorees are engraved in bricks. SEE ALSO-MARQUETTE AREA VETERANS MEMORIAL BRICKS

SEE ALSO-MARQUETTE AREA VETERANS MEMORIAL

SEE ALSO-COMPANY A, 1ST MICHIGAN LIGHT ARTILLERY MEMORIAL PLAQUE I SEE ALSO-COMPANY A, 1ST MICHIGAN LIGHT ARTILLERY MEMORIAL PLAQUE II

SEE ALSO-COMPANY A, 1ST MICHIGAN LIGHT ARTILLERY MEMORIAL PLAQUE I SEE ALSO-COMPANY A, 1ST MICHIGAN LIGHT ARTILLERY MEMORIAL PLAQUE II

SEE ALSO-COMPANY A, 1ST MICHIGAN LIGHT ARTILLERY MEMORIAL PLAQUE II SEE ALSO-COMPANY A, 1ST MICHIGAN LIGHT ARTILLERY MEMORIAL PLAQUE III

SEE ALSO-LOOMIS' BATTERY WAR MEMORIAL CANNON PLAQUE

THIS GUN WITH FOUR OTHERS OF THE BATTERY, WAS CAPTURED BY WALTHALL'S AND GOVAN'S BRIGADE OF WALKER'S CORPS OF THE CONFEDERATE ARMY, IN THE BATTLE OF CHICKAMAUGA, ON THE 19TH OF SEPTEMBER, 1863, IN WHICH BATTLE LIEUT. VAN PELT AND THIRTEEN MEN WERE KILLED ...