This beautiful memorial park is in Stamford, Connecticut.
Like most of these, it honors many for many eras and wars. Called, Veterans Memorial Park it was dedicated in 1977 and is located on Atlantic Street, near Main Street.
There are a number of components here, a statue to Lincoln, a Doughboy from WWII, a marker to the founders of the town among the tributes to WWII, Korea, and Vietnam.
This one featuring two grieving women speaks to the loss of war and those left behind.
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In Memoriam marker lists the more than 200 from Stamford who gave their lives in WWII, Korea, and 'Nam. There are 26 from 'Nam, grouped by branch of service.
There are plans to erect a tribute to a local Medal of Honor recipient.
Next time, on the 23rd, we will revisit Georgia, so, join me there, as always, at 9:00am.
To see additional memorials from Connecticut, or any other state, click the state name on the left side of this page.
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