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*This war memorial stands at the head of Winter Street, near the Salem Common.
*This war memorial stands at the head of Winter Street, near the Salem Common at Merritt Triangle.


*This granite boulder commemorates the service of the 23rd Regiment Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry in the Civil War. The 58 ton boulder was brought from Salem Neck in 1905.  
*This granite boulder commemorates the service of the 23rd Regiment Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry in the Civil War. The 58 ton boulder was brought from Salem Neck in 1905.  

Revision as of 13:30, 11 January 2018

  • This war memorial stands at the head of Winter Street, near the Salem Common at Merritt Triangle.
  • This granite boulder commemorates the service of the 23rd Regiment Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry in the Civil War. The 58 ton boulder was brought from Salem Neck in 1905.
  • The bronze tablet records the names of the thirteen engagements in which the regiment took part. The cannon within the enclosure formerly were in front of the old Cadet Armory.

See Also

  • Vertical File in Salem Collection - Civil War Monuments
  • Vertical File in Salem Collection - Veterans