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  • Dedication Date: Unknown
47043 Vevay
IN
USA
  • Dedication Date: July 23, 2011
  • Huw Williams
46923 Delphi
IN
USA

A tree and memorial on the east side of the town of Rockfield in Carroll County, Indiana. Photo looks west.

Memorial reads:

"This tree was planted in memory of Sgt. Harry Bohannon, the first soldier from Carroll County to give his life for his country in World War I. Bohannon was born in Rockfield, Indiana on June 15, 1890 - missing July 1, 1918. Lost in River Marne, somewhere in France."

Built in 1970 as a memorial to preserve the community’s history, the Stevens Memorial Museum is the centerpiece of the John Hay Center, founded by the Washington County Historical Society.  The museum was designed to preserve the heritage of Washington County, Indiana and contains dozens of exhibits representing thousands of artifacts from generous donors.

The museum has a fantastic World War I exhibit with many unique and rare artifacts to view!

  • Dedication Date: June 03, 1992
47025 Lawrenceburg
IN
USA
  • Dedication Date: 1948
47904 Lafayette
IN
USA
  • Dedication Date: Unknown
46072 Tipton
IN
USA
  • Dedication Date: 1950
46072 Tipton
IN
USA
  • Dedication Date: 1977
47353 Liberty
IN
USA
  • Dedication Date: November 11, 1928
47708 Evansville
IN
USA
This tablet lists all members of the Evansville Bar Association that served in WWI.
  • Dedication Date: August 1926
47708 Evansville
IN
USA
  • Dedication Date: 1919
47987 Veedersburg
IN
USA
  • Dedication Date: Unknown
47842 Clinton
IN
USA
  • Dedication Date: Unknown
47966 Newport
IN
USA
46148 Knightstown
IN
USA
Near 2122 O Day Rd
46818 Fort Wayne
IN
USA
  • Dedication Date: 1919
47713 Evansville
IN
USA
This plaque memorialized the first Evansville soldier to die during the war, Douglas Viele, who died of disease in June of 1917 at Fort Benjamin Harrison.  A memorial tree was planted above the plaque which is now barely visible under the tree's roots.  The tree and plaque are located on the grounds of the Rathbone Memorial Home.
  • Dedication Date: Unknown
47807 Terre Haute
IN
USA
  • Dedication Date: 1961
46992 Wabash
IN
USA
  • Dedication Date: November 1919
47993 Williamsport
IN
USA