FOXBORO MEMORIAL HALL
PROUD OF THOSE WHO FOUGHT AND DIED IN THE CIVIL WAR, AS WELL AS THOSE WHO ASSISTED THE WAR EFFORT IN SO MANY WAYS, THE PEOPLE OF FOXBOROUGH WANTED A MORE SUITABLE MONUMENT THAN JUST A TABLET AS A SYMBOL OF THEIR APPRECIATION. IN 1868 THEY ERECTED MEMORIAL HALL AT A COST OF $10,000 AND DEDICATED IT TO ALL THOSE LIVES THAT WERE TOUCHED BY WAR. TABLETS INSIDE THE BUILDING HONOR THE PATRIOTS OF 1776, VETERANS OF 1812 AS WELL AS THE CIVIL WAR.
Location
Details
Memorial Type:
War Memorial Buildings
Access:
Public
Wars Commemorated:
REVOLUTIONARY WAR, WAR OF 1812 AND CIVIL WAR
Year Dedicated:
1868
Photograph By:
BRYAN SIMMONS
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