VERMONT 173

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Counties of Cities/Towns Represented
  • Addison - Orwell
  • Bennington - Bennington
  • Caledonia - Peacham
  • Chittenden - Burlington, Colchester, Essex Junction, Richmond, Westford, Williston
  • Essex - Canaan, Essex Center
  • Franklin - Enosburg Falls, Franklin, Georgia, Highgate Center, St. Albans, Swanton
  • Grand Isle
  • Lamoille - Hyde Park, Jeffersonville, Stowe
  • Orange - Newbury
  • Orleans - Derby, Newport, North Troy
  • Rutland - Danbury, East Poultney, Fairhaven, Hubbardton, Killington, Middletown Springs
  • Washington - Barre City, Montpelier, Waterbury
  • Windham - Brattleboro, Jamaica, Newfane, Wilmington
  • Windsor - Bridgewater, Cavendish, Chester, Proctorsville, Sharon, Weston, Windsor, Woodstock
To Find A City, Click on the First Letter of the City to be Directed to a List of Cities that Begins With That Letter; CMHR stands for Congressional Medal of Honor Recipients
A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z CMHR Pictures
A 2

Albany
  • Albany Historical Society Museum; Dedicated 1994; Located Vermont Route 14; (See Pictures at the bottom of this page)
  • Memorial (All Wars); Dedicated 1998-1999; Located Vermont Route 14; (See Pictures at the bottom of this page.)
B 17

Barnet 1
Barre 1
  • Soldiers and Sailors Memorial (World War I); Dedicated November 11, 1924; Located - Unknown
Bennington 3
Bradford 1
Brandon 1
Brattleboro 2
Bridgewater 2
Brighton 1
Bristol 1
Burlington 4
C 14

Cabot 1
Cambridge 1
Canaan 3
  • Memorial (World War I); Dedicated - Unknown; Located Gale Street
  • Veterans Memorial (World War II, Korea, Vietnam); Dedicated - Unknown; Located roadside park near bridge
Castleton 1
Cavendish 1
Chester 3
Colchester 2
  • Colonel Donald G. Cook, Medal of Honor (Vietnam); Dedicated - Unknown; Located - Undetermined
  • Memorial (All Wars); Dedicated - Unknown; Located St. Michael's College
Cornwall 1
Crittenden 1
D 6

Danby 1
  • Monument (Civil War); Dedicated 1920; Located Main Street; (See pictures at the bottom of this page)
Danville 1
Derby 3
  • Memorial (All Wars); Dedicated - Unknown; Located - Undetermined
  • Memorial (Civil War); Dedicated 1866; Located - Undetermined;  http://vermontcivilwar.org/pw/monu/derby.php
  • Memorial (World War I); Dedicated - Unknown; Located off Route 5
Derby Line 1
E 9

East Montpelier (email sent for verification 1.22.14)
  • Memorial (All Wars through Korea); Dedicated - Unknown; Located - Undetermined
Enosburg Falls 3
Essex Center 1
  • Memorial Hall (Civil War); Dedicated - Unknown; Located - Undetermined
Essex Junction 4
  • Afghanistan-Iraq War Memorial Bench; Dedicated - Unknown; Located Memorial Triangle
  • Korean War Memorial; Dedicated - Unknown; Located Memorial Triangle
  • Vietnam War Memorial; Dedicated - Unknown; Located Memorial Triangle
  • World War II Memorial; Dedicated - Unknown; Located Veterans Memorial Park
F 6

Fairhaven 1
Fayston
Franklin 4
  • Memorial (Vietnam); Dedicted - Unknown; Located - Undetermined
  • Memorial (World War II); Dedicated - Unknown; Located - Undetermined
  • Monument (All Wars); Dedicated - Unknown; Located - Undetermined
  • Monument (Civil War); Dedicated 1910; Located Town Green
G 6

Georgia 2
Goshen 1
Greensboro 1
Groton 2
H 12

Hartland 1
 Highgate Center 2
Hubbardton (Only Battlefield on Vermont Soil) 7
Hyde Park 2
J 4

Jamaica 1
Jeffersonville 1
  • Memorial Rock (World War I, World War II); Dedicated - Unknown; Located - Undetermined
Jericho 1
Johnson 1
K 1

Killington 1
  • Memorial (Three local heroes); Dedicated - Unknown; Located Riverside Cemetery
L 1

Luneburgh
M 11

Manchester 1
Middlebury 1
Middletown Springs 1
Milton 1
Montpelier 5
  • Building Memorial (All Wars); Dedicated - Unknown; Located - Undetermined
  • Memorial Plaque (Korea); Dedicated - Unknown; Located National Life Group Cafeteria, (Note:  See picture at the bottom of this page.)
  • Memorial Plaque (World War I); Dedicated - Unknown; Located National Life Group Cafeteria, (Note:  See picture at the bottom of this page.)
  • Memorial Plaque (World War II); Dedicated - Unknown; Located National Life Group Cafeteria, (Note:  See picture at the bottom of this page.)
  • Memorial Plaque (World War II, National Life Agents); Dedicated - Unknown; Located National Life Group Cafeteria, (Note:  See picture at the bottom of this page.)
Moretown 1
Morrisville 1
N 10

Newbury 1
  • General Jacob Bayley Monument (American Revolution); Dedicated - Unknown; Located - Undetermined
Newfane 3
Newport 3
  • Memorial (World War I, World War II, Korea, Vietnam); Dedicated - Unknown; Located - Undetermined
  • Memorial (Civil War); Dedicated 1938; Located East Main Street Cemetery; http://vermontcivilwar.org/pw/monu/newport.php
  • Vietnam War Memorial; Dedicated - Unknown; Located - Undetermined
North Troy 1
  • Monument (Civil War); Dedicated - Unknown; Located - Unknown
Northfield
Norwich
O 14

Orange 1
Orwell 13
P 4

Peacham 2
East Poultney 1
Proctorsville (village in the township of Cavendish) 1
  • Proctorsville War Memorial (All Wars); Dedicated November 23, 1923; Located intersection Route 131 and Depot Street
R 6

Randolph 1
  • War on Terror Memorial (Afghanistan, Iraq); Dedicated November 11, 2010; Located Vermont Veterans Cemetery
Richford 1
  • War Memorial (All Wars); Dedicated - Unknown; Located - Undetermined
Richmond 1
  • Memorial (World War I); Dedicated 1991; Located 25 Round Church Road; (See picture at the bottom of this page)
  • Memorial (All Wars); Dedicated November 6, 1999; Located 203 Bridge Street; (See picture at the bottom of this page)
Rochester 2
  • Memorial Bench (World War I, World War II); Dedicated 1946; Located Woodlawn Cemetery entrance; (See picture at the bottom of this page)
  • Monument (Civil War); Dedicated 1868; Located center of Rochester Park; (See picture at the bottom of this page)
Rutland 1
S 12

Sharon 1
  • Vermont Vietnam Memorial; Dedicated October 20, 1982; Located I-89 Rest Area
St. Albans 3
St. Johnsbury 1
Sharon 1
South Royalton 1
Stowe 2
  • 10th Mountain Division Memorial (World War II); Dedicated - Unknown; Located Plaza Spruce Camp, Stowe Mountain Resort; NOTE - Duplicate plaques are located at the Vermont Ski and Snowboard Museum, Main Street and the US Army Mountain Warfare School, Ethan Allen Firing Range in Jerico, VT. (Note:  Please see pictures at the bottom of this page.)
  • Memorial Cannon (Civil War); Dedicated - Unknown; Located - Undetermined; http://vermontcivilwar.org/pw/monu/stowe.php
Swanton 3
  • Memorial (All Wars); Dedicated August 21, 1991; Located Flat Iron Park
  • Memorial (Civil War); Dedicated 1868; Located - Undetermined; http://vermontcivilwar.org/pw/monu/swanton.php
  • Memorial (World War I); Dedicated May 30, 1937; Located Memorial Park
T 1

Turnbridge
U 1

Underhill
V 1

Vernon
W 35

Waitsfield 4
  • Memorial (American Revolution); Dedicated September 15, 1908; Located Miller Hill; (See picture at the bottom of this page.)
  • Memorial (Civil War); Dedicated Memorial Day, 1907; Located Main Street; (See picture at the bottom of this page.)
  • Memorial (Korea, Vietnam); Dedicated - Unknown; Located north of Joslin Library; (See picture at the bottom of this page.)
  • Memorial (World War I, World War II); Dedicated 1947; Located north of Joslin Library; (See picture at the bottom of this page.)
Washington 1
Waterbury 14
  • Camels Hump Bomber (Search and Rescue); Dedicated October 16, 1989; Located Duxbury, VT
  • Marble Holy Water Fonts; Dedicated - Unknown; Located Catholic Church, South Main Street
  • Monument (Korea); Dedicated - Unknown; Located Rusty Parker Park, South Main Street (Note:  See picture at the bottom of this page.)
  • Monument (Vietnam); Dedicated - Unknown; Located Rusty Parker Park, South Main Street
  • Memorial Flag/Stand (Sgt Leo J. Harvey, Korea); Dedicated 1951; Located - Undetermined
  • Memorial Honor Roll (World War II); Dedicated 1945; Located Methodist Church, South Main Street
  • Memorial Honor Roll (World War II); Dedicated - Unknown; Located Congregational Church, North Main Street
  • Memorial Plaque (Civil War); Dedicated - Unknown; Located Thatcher Brook Elementary front lawn, Stowe Street (Note:  See picture at the bottom of this page.)
  • Memorial Plaque (World War I); Dedicated 1921; Located Rusty Parker Park, South Main Street
  • Memorial Plaque (World War I - Pvt. Robert Haseltine); Dedicated - Unknown; Located Moretown, VT but in memory of Pvt. Haseline who attended school at Waterbury High School
  • Memorial Plaque (World War I - Major-General H. Denny Campbell); Dedicated 1926; Located Rusty Parker Park, South Main Street (Note:  See picture at the bottom of this page.)
  • Memorial Plaque (World War II - Waterbury High School Students); Dedicated 1946; Located school gym Thatcher Brook Elementary School (Note:  See picture at the bottom of this page.)
  • Monument (World War II); Dedicated - Unknown; Located Rusty Parker Park, South Main Street (Note:  See picture at the bottom of this page.)
  • Vietnam War Memorial; Dedicated - Unknown; Located Main Street
Weathersfield 1
Westford 1
Weston 4
  • Weston Civil War Monument; Dedicated - Unknown; Located intersection Main and Park Streets; http://www.hmdb.org/marker.asp?marker=23223  (Please see pictures at the bottom of this page.)
  • Weston Korean War/Vietnam War Monument; Dedicated - Unknown; Located front Weston Town Offices; http://www.hmdb.org/marker.asp?marker=23165 (Please see pictures at the bottom of this page.)
  • Weston Memorial Plaque (All Wars); Dedicated 1914; Located intersection Park and Route 100 (Main Street); (Please see pictures at the bottom of this page.)
  • Weston World War I and World War II Monument; Dedicated - Unknown; Located Cold Spring Park; (Please see pictures at the bottom of this page.)
Wheelock 1
Williamstown 1
Williston 2
  • Memorial (All Wars); Dedicated 1994; Located between town and and annex
  • VTANG Aviators Memorial (Vietnam); Dedicated - Unknown; Located - Undetermined
Wilmington 4
Windsor 3
  • American Legion Veterans Memorial (All Wars); Dedicated November 11, 1969; Located American Legion Post 25 (Note:  See picture at the bottom of this page)
  • Memorial (All Wars); Dedicated 1958; Located Old South Church Cemetery; (Note:  See picture at the bottom of this page.)
  • Memorial (All Wars); Dedicated May 2002; Located Constitution Common Park;  (Note:  See picture at the bottom of this page)
Woodstock 1
Vermont Blue Star Highways - None Found

Vermont National/State Cemeteries
Vermont VA Hospitals
Vermont's Congressional Medal of Honor Recipients, includes recipients born in Vermont but credited in another state.

For more detailed information on the Recipients of the Congressional Medal of Honor, please visit:
Bates, Normal Francis
Beatty, Alexander Mitchell
Benedict, George Greenville
Blair, Robert M.
Breault, Henry
Bresnahan, Patrick Fancis
Butterfield, Franklin George
Churchill, Samuel Joseph
Clark, John Wesley
Coffey, Robert John
Coughlin, John
Davidson, Andrew
Davis, George Evans
Dolloff, Charles W.
Downs, Henry W.
Drury, James
Eddy, Samuel E.
Edson, Merritt Austin
Evans, Ira Hobart
Ferris, Eugene W.
Gould, Charles Gilbert
Grant, Lewis Addison
Hack, Lester Goodel
Harrington, Ephraim W.
Hawkins, Gardner C.
Henry, William Wirt
Holton, Edward A.
Howard, Squire Edward
Ingalls, Lewis J.
Jewett, Erastus W.
Johndro, Franklin
Johnston, William
Livingston, Josiah O.
Lonergan, John
Lyon, Frederick A.
Mattocks, Charles Porter
McCormick, Michael P.
Moran, John E.
Nichols, Henry Clay
Noyes, William W.
Peck, Cassius
Peck, Theodore Safford
Phelps, Charles Edwards
Pingree, Samuel E.
Ramage, Lawson Paterson “Red”
Ripley, William Young Waren
Robbins, August J.
Sargent, Jackson G.
Scott Alexander
Scott, Julian A.
Seaver, Thomas Orville
Sherman, Marshall
Sperry, William Joseph
Sweeney, James
Thomas, Stephen
Tilton, William
Tracy, Amasa Sawyer
Veazey, Wheelock Graves
Wells, William
Wheeler, Daniel Davis
Wilkin, Edward G.
Williston, Edward Bancroft
Woodbury, Eri Davidson
Albany, Vermont
Albany Historical Society Museum and Memorial
Pictures submitted by and used with permission of Jim Oliver, Vice President/Curator Albany Historical Society Museum
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Danby, Vermont
Civil War Memorial
Picture submitted by and used with permission of Bradley Bender, Mt. Tabor-Danby Historical Society
Montpelier, Vermont
Memorial Plaques located at National Life Insurance Company Cafeteria
Pictures submitted by and used with permission of Brian Lindner
Richmond, Vermont
Row I - Memorial - World War I; Memorial - All Wars
Row II - Memorial - World War I; Memorial - All Wars
Pictures submitted by and used with permission of Fran Thomas, Richmond Historical Society
Rochester, Vermont
Memorial Bench and Civil War Monument
Pictures submitted by and used with permission of Nancy Woolley, Rochester Historical Society
Stowe, Vermont
10th Mountain Division Memorial (Poem is on plaque next to this Memorial and written by one of the me, Everett Griffin, who was killed during World War II.
Pictures submitted by and used with permission of Brian Lindner

SKIER’S PARADISE

There’s a grand youth-like feeling in that early morning ski, when far below in the morning light lies the rest of man and the madness of the modern age.  But, high above there’s peace and a white paradise, a dream land of skiers where soft gentle breezes gaily dance over the soft new fallen snow.  There is a brisk, strange feeling.  A float in the air, a feeling inviting adventure where ever it may come, it’s grand and the world is yours!

The sun is slowly sinking far beyond the stately evergreens and a calm, peaceful stillness invades this snowland of dreams.  Gazing into the beautiful glow of the sunset skies, I really wonder why man must fight.  What a peaceful world this would be if only everyone lived in “my skier’s paradise.”

Everett Griffin

January 6, 1943

English [Barton High School]


(PFC Griffin was Killed In Action two years later on March 03, 1945 as a member of the ski troops.)
Waitsfield, Vermont
Top Row - Civil War Memorial; American Revolution War Memorial; Second Row - American Revolution War Memorial in transport; American Revolution War Memorial; Third Row - Korea/Vietnam Memorial
Pictures submitted by and used with permission of Sandra Reilly
Waterbury, Vermont
Row I - World War II, World War I  and Lt. Perry Aldrich (plaques at Thatcher Middle School)
Row II - Civil War Monument (Thatcher Middle School), World War I Monument (Rusty Parker Memorial Park), Monument to MG H. Denny Campbell (Rusty Parker Memorial Park)
Row III - Korean War Monument (Rusty Parker Memorial Park), World War II Monument (Rusty Parker Memorial Park
Row IV - Vietnam Monument (Rusty Parker Memorial Park), Civil War Monument (Thatcher Middle School)
Pictures submitted by and used with permission of Brian Lindner
Weston, Vermont
Row I - Civil War Honor Roll, Memorial Plaque - All Wars, Korean War Honor Roll
Row II - Vietnam War Honor Roll, World War I and World War II Honor Roll
Pictures submitted by and used with permission of Deborah Moser, Town of Weston
Windsor, Vermont
American Legion Veterans Memorial; Memorial to all Wars dedicated 2002; Memorial at Old South Church Cemetery
Pictures submitted by and used with permission of Tom Marsh