| Michigan (Washtenaw County), Ann Arbor — In memory of all Veterans |
| | In memory of all veterans who served our country in time of war — Map (db m26660) |
| Michigan (Washtenaw County), Ann Arbor — Washtenaw County War Memorial |
| | In memory of the soldiers and sailors of Washtenaw County who served in the Civil War, 1861-1865, also those who served in the war with Spain, 1898. Erected A. D. 1914. — Map (db m26659) |
| Michigan (Washtenaw County), Chelsea — Oak Grove Cemetery Civil War Memorial |
| | (North Face): Erected under the auspices of Woman's Relief Corps No. 210, assisted by R.P. Carpenter Post No. 41, and Patriotic Citizens 1861 to 1865
(West Face):R.P. Carpenter Post No 41 To the memory of our noble dead who freely gave their lives that our Country's flag might be maintained unsullied. Erected May 30, 1897 — Map (db m26732) |
| Michigan (Washtenaw County), Ypsilanti — S0509 — Willow Run |
| | [Marker Front]:
Willow Run (1941-1953)
After entering World War II in 1941, America desperately needed military equipment and supplies. The Ford Motor Company had begun building this factory in April 1941. Outstanding industrial architect Albert Kahn designed Willow Run, one of the largest manufacturing plants under one roof in the world. Completed in early 1942, this bulwark of the "Arsenal of Democracy" produced 8685 B-24 Liberator Bombers and had a peak employment of 42,000 men . . . — Map (db m14296) |
| Michigan (Washtenaw County), Ypsilanti — Ypsilanti Civil War Memorial |
| | This Statue
was presented by
Mary-Ann Starkweather
1861-1865
Erected by the Women's
Relief Corps of Ypsilanti
in memory of the men who in
the War of the Great Rebellion
fought to uphold their
country's flag
Memorial Day 1895
They died to make their country free — Map (db m14142) |