Oregon City in Clackamas County, Oregon — The American West (Northwest)

Veterans Memorial Building

Clackamas County

Photographed by Kevin W., June 10, 2008

1. Veterans Memorial Building Marker

Inscription.

Veterans Memorial Building. Clackamas County. In memory of all who gave their lives for the preservation of American Freedom, Spanish American War World War I World War II. Harold L. Adams . Harold D. Alt . Alfred W. Anderson . Harold A. Anderson . Robert C. Baker . Herman v. Barksdale . Robert L. Bates . Talbot S. Bennett . Wesley O. Blevins . Ralph W. D. Brown . Robert R. Bunnell . Michael R. Burke . Vernon L. Burley . Gordon L. Carney . Robert J. Clarke Jr. . William E. Collins . Guy A. Combs Jr. . Lauren G. Cook . Stanley C. Coop . Gordon L. Criteser . Allen L. Darr Jr. . Joseph P. Derwey . Joseph W. Downey . Jack D. Draper . George W. Dunigan . Roy E. Eaden . Howard G. Eberly . Carl L. Edwards . Francis H. Eslinger . Mark E. Estes . Loren E. Farnsworth . Luke H. Farthing . Lloyed E. Fenske . Robert E. Ferguson . Theodore Finck . Ted B. Fisch . Eugene H. Foidel . Dick C. Foster . James J. Frommelt . Albert D. Fromong . Charles W. Frommyer . Orville D. Fry . George C. Garner . William H. Geil Jr. . Edward M. Giddings . Roland J. Glade . Frank L. Grosse . Duane E. Herndon . Clarence A. Hinkle . Henry V. Hoffmeister . William A. Hogue . F. Emerson Holliday . Arwin C. Hook . Virgil E. Houge . Kenneth G. Hutchinson . Jack C. Jamison . Raymond L. Jennings . Norman W. Jensen . Omar H. Johnson . David G. Jones . Vernon F. Jones . Louis B. Kearns . Wendell F. Kent . Ival N. Kirk . Frank E. Koos . Lewis E. Kraft . Robert P. Kronberg . Robert H. Kuehl . Robert A. Landstrom . William L. Larson . Harry Lawrence . Jack N. Levy . Chesla A. Lewis . Leo J. Limbocker . Niel F. Lloyd . Samuel H. Lyons . John R. Malay . Elwyn F. Mann . Hubert A. Mark . James L. Marshall . Verlyn W. Marts . William W. McLarty . Darwin A. McLendon . John R. Meldrum . John W. Meldrum . Paul H. Merrick . David L. Meyrick . George W. Miller . Wesley A. Milliken . Guy O. Monroe . Harold E. Moore . Vincent J. Mrak . George I. Murphy . Charles B. Newcombe . Gerald E. Phillips . Bernard R. Polehn . Otis H. Potter . Stanley A. Pottratz . Hrry N. Randall . Robert Reseburg Jr. . Rollin J. Reser . Granville J. Rice . Harold E. Rist . John W. Ritchey . Edmund F. Sadler . Jack C. Sajovic . Gustav A. Salzwedel . Eugene T. Sanders . William N. Scheer . Raymond M. Scheller . Carl C. Seibel . Al F. Shafer . Keith S. Sherwood . Ernest A. Smith . Alfred O. Spok . Harold E. Staffanson . John Stein . Robert Stein . Joseph F. Streumeyer . Benjamin R. Thayer . Max A. Thorpe . Cole J. Timlerman . Randall. L. Townsley . Carl J. Untinen . Bill Vessey . Donald G. Vinton . Henry B. Walker . Marvin R. Walker . Joseph S. Wallace . William N. Walston . Vernon L. Watt . Arnold P. Warmuth Jr. . John J. Wehling . Milburn J. Whitehead . Glenn L. Wolfe . Clarence L. Wright . David L. Wright . Clifford S. Young . Robert P. Youngchild . Raymond R. Youngren . Raymond J. Zimmerman

In memory of all who gave their lives for the preservation of American Freedom

Spanish American War
World War I
World War II
Harold L. Adams • Harold D. Alt • Alfred W. Anderson • Harold A. Anderson • Robert C. Baker • Herman v. Barksdale • Robert L. Bates • Talbot S. Bennett • Wesley O. Blevins • Ralph W. D. Brown • Robert R. Bunnell • Michael R. Burke • Vernon L. Burley • Gordon L. Carney • Robert J. Clarke Jr. • William E. Collins • Guy A. Combs Jr. • Lauren G. Cook • Stanley C. Coop • Gordon L. Criteser • Allen L. Darr Jr. • Joseph P. Derwey • Joseph W. Downey • Jack D. Draper • George W. Dunigan • Roy E. Eaden • Howard G. Eberly • Carl L. Edwards • Francis H. Eslinger • Mark E. Estes • Loren E. Farnsworth • Luke H. Farthing • Lloyed E. Fenske • Robert E. Ferguson • Theodore Finck • Ted B. Fisch • Eugene H. Foidel • Dick C. Foster • James J. Frommelt • Albert D. Fromong • Charles W. Frommyer • Orville D. Fry • George C. Garner • William H. Geil Jr. • Edward M. Giddings • Roland J. Glade • Frank L. Grosse • Duane E. Herndon • Clarence A. Hinkle • Henry V. Hoffmeister • William A. Hogue • F. Emerson Holliday • Arwin C. Hook • Virgil E. Houge • Kenneth G. Hutchinson • Jack C. Jamison • Raymond L. Jennings • Norman W. Jensen • Omar H.

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Johnson • David G. Jones • Vernon F. Jones • Louis B. Kearns • Wendell F. Kent • Ival N. Kirk • Frank E. Koos • Lewis E. Kraft • Robert P. Kronberg • Robert H. Kuehl • Robert A. Landstrom • William L. Larson • Harry Lawrence • Jack N. Levy • Chesla A. Lewis • Leo J. Limbocker • Niel F. Lloyd • Samuel H. Lyons • John R. Malay • Elwyn F. Mann • Hubert A. Mark • James L. Marshall • Verlyn W. Marts • William W. McLarty • Darwin A. McLendon • John R. Meldrum • John W. Meldrum • Paul H. Merrick • David L. Meyrick • George W. Miller • Wesley A. Milliken • Guy O. Monroe • Harold E. Moore • Vincent J. Mrak • George I. Murphy • Charles B. Newcombe • Gerald E. Phillips • Bernard R. Polehn • Otis H. Potter • Stanley A. Pottratz • Hrry N. Randall • Robert Reseburg Jr. • Rollin J. Reser • Granville J. Rice • Harold E. Rist • John W. Ritchey • Edmund F. Sadler • Jack C. Sajovic • Gustav A. Salzwedel • Eugene T. Sanders • William N. Scheer • Raymond M. Scheller • Carl C. Seibel • Al F. Shafer • Keith S. Sherwood • Ernest A. Smith • Alfred O. Spok • Harold E. Staffanson • John Stein • Robert Stein • Joseph F. Streumeyer • Benjamin R. Thayer • Max A. Thorpe • Cole J. Timlerman • Randall. L. Townsley • Carl J. Untinen • Bill Vessey • Donald G. Vinton • Henry B. Walker • Marvin R. Walker • Joseph S. Wallace • William N. Walston

Photographed by Kevin W., June 10, 2008

2. Veterans Memorial Building Marker

• Vernon L. Watt • Arnold P. Warmuth Jr. • John J. Wehling • Milburn J. Whitehead • Glenn L. Wolfe • Clarence L. Wright • David L. Wright • Clifford S. Young • Robert P. Youngchild • Raymond R. Youngren • Raymond J. Zimmerman

Erected 1949 by Waldo Caufield Post No. 1324, Veterans of Foreign Wars of the United States.

Topics. This historical marker is listed in these topic lists: Heroes • Military • War, Spanish-American • War, World I • War, World II.

Location. 45° 21.17′ N, 122° 36.752′ W. Marker is in Oregon City, Oregon, in Clackamas County. It can be reached from Tumwater Drive near McLoughlin Boulevard (Oregon Highway 99). Touch for map. Marker is in this post office area: Oregon City OR 97045, United States of America. Touch for directions.

Regionally, this marker is in the Willamette Valley

and in Greater Portland Area.

It is also on the American Pacific Coast,

in the Pacific Northwest,

and in the Lewis & Clark Corridor.

Globally, it is in North America,

in the Cascade Range,

on the Ring of Fire,

in the Pacific Rim,

in the Western Hemisphere,

in the Western World,

and in the Anglosphere.

Other nearby markers. At least 8 other markers are within walking distance of this marker: Larry G. Dahl (about 500 feet away, measured in a direct line); Oregon City (about 500 feet away); Oregon City Falls (about 500 feet away); Willamette Falls Legacy Project (about 500 feet away); Peter Skene Ogden House (about 600 feet away); Dr. John McLoughlin (about 600 feet away); Explosion of Steamer Gazelle (approx. ¼ mile away); John Myers Building (approx. 0.4 miles away). Touch for a list and map of all markers in Oregon City.

Veterans Memorial Building and Marker image. Click for full size.

Photographed by Kevin W., June 10, 2008

3. Veterans Memorial Building and Marker

Willamette Falls image. Click for full size.

Photographed by Kevin W., June 10, 2008

4. Willamette Falls

This picture of Willamette Falls, taken from the same location as picture 3, shows the view offered while visiting the Veterans Memorial Building.

Credits. This page was last revised on June 16, 2016. It was originally submitted on November 2, 2008, by Kevin W. of Stafford, Virginia. This page has been viewed 3,042 times since then and 37 times this year. Photos: 1, 2, 3, 4. submitted on November 2, 2008, by Kevin W. of Stafford, Virginia.