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A bronze inscription plaque attached to a granite steel that features an incised image of an eagle with its wings spread. | A bronze inscription plaque attached to a granite steel that features an incised image of an eagle with its wings spread. | ||
Located at the intersection | Located at the intersection of Jefferson and Lawrence Street. | ||
The memorial honors those from Salem who died in World War I. | The memorial honors those from Salem who died in World War I. | ||
Revision as of 12:30, 29 December 2011
A bronze inscription plaque attached to a granite steel that features an incised image of an eagle with its wings spread.
Located at the intersection of Jefferson and Lawrence Street.
The memorial honors those from Salem who died in World War I.
On bronze plaque reads:
1917 ROLL OF HONOR 1919
On granite: WORLD WAR I
DONATED BY THE CITY OF SALEM/ REDEDICATED BY MAYOR ANTHONY V. SALVO
NOVEMBER 11, 1986.
See Also
- World War I Monument Smithsonian Art Inventory
