Doughboy Foundation Home
transition01.jpg
transition03.jpg
Belvedere-Stone-View-3.jpg
Belvedere-to-Sculpture.jpg
Belvedere-Stone-View-1.jpg
Rendering-2.jpg
Rendering-3A.jpg
Rendering-4.jpg
Rendering-5.jpg
Terrace-Planters2.jpg
_P3_3855_250118-Edit_250118.jpg
_P3_3934_250118_250118.jpg
_P3_3941_250118_250118.jpg
previous arrow
next arrow

indiana

Geolocalisation bp
46312 East Chicago
IN
USA
  • Dedication Date: 1919
46516 Elkhart
IN
USA
46526 Goshen
IN
USA
  • Dedication Date: May 30, 1928
46516 Elkhart
IN
USA
46947 Logansport
IN
USA
Located in Mount Hope Cemetery.
  • Dedication Date: November 11, 1928
  • Ernest Moore Viquesney
  • Single figure -- soldier
47720 Evansville
IN
USA
This memorial is one of E. M. Viquesney's "Spirit of the American Doughboy" statues.  It was originally placed and dedicated at Sunset Park.  It was later lost in a flood and later recovered, vandalized, lost again, recovered, and restored.  After a chaotic history, it now can be found in the lounge of the Funkhouser American Legion Post No. 8.
47713 Evansville
IN
USA
46550 Nappanee
IN
USA
  • Dedication Date: May 30, 1926
46928 Fairmount
IN
USA
46072 Tipton
IN
USA
  • Dedication Date: Unknown
46992 Wabash
IN
USA
47331 Connersville
IN
USA
  • Dedication Date: 1929
47150 New Albany
IN
USA
  • Dedication Date: September 24, 1919
47150 New Albany
IN
USA
Originally placed in the Carnegie Library in New Albany which now houses the Carnegie Center of Art and History.
  • Dedication Date: June 17, 1949
  • Bench
46818 Fort Wayne
IN
USA

"The Merci Train was a train of 49 French railroad box cars filled with tens of thousands of gifts of gratitude from at least that many individual French citizens. They were showing their appreciation for the more than 700 American box cars of relief goods sent to them by (primarily) individual Americans in 1948. The Merci Train arrived in New York harbor on February 3rd, 1949 and each of the 48 American states at that time received one of the gift laden box cars. The 49th box car was shared by Washington D.C. and the Territory of Hawaii. Parades and ceremonies of welcome were conducted in the state capitols and major cities of almost all the states. The largest and most attended was in New York City where more than 200,000 people turned out to welcome that state's assigned box car." 

-Excerpt from http://mercitrain.org/ 

  • Dedication Date: 1926
47932 Covington
IN
USA
  • Dedication Date: May 28, 1988
47932 Covington
IN
USA
47987 Veedersburg
IN
USA
  • Dedication Date: November 11, 1983
47012 Brookville
IN
USA
  • Dedication Date: 2005
47371 Portland
IN
USA