Downtown Clayton in St. Louis County, Missouri — The American Midwest (Upper Plains)

World War I Memorial

Photographed By Jason Voigt

1. World War I Memorial Marker

Inscription.

World War I Memorial. . In grateful memory of those who paid the supreme sacrifice while in military service during the World War of 1917-1918, John Frank Albers . Alfred Anders Andersen . August Bennett Archambault . Robert Baker . Armand J. Baldenweck . James Keating Bannerman . Elia Samuel Barnicle . Hamilton Lee Bayne . Harold Philip Becker . Henry Christian Bender . Carl Leonard Bennett . George A. Bilsbarrow . Francis Blackburn . Emil H.A. Boenker . Lawrence Duncan Boothe . Lloyd R. Boutwell . Jack Brady . Norman Elmer Brooks . Oscar Brouk . William Thomas Bryant . John Duncan Cameron . George Joseph Casanover . Elmer Chandler . Philip Neic Coleman . James Colwell . Cleveland Letcher Compton . Malcolm Kenneth Copley . Henry Albert Cornet . Everett C. Craig . S. Cumbo . Robert Marshall Cutter . Walter Danz . John Thomas Duncan . Charles Henry Duncker Jr. . Andrew Peter Dunker . Edwin Earl Dunnavant . George Lane Edwards Jr. . Edgar C. Fisher . Patrick Francis Fleming . Fred Floyd . Joseph M. Fournier Jr. . Myles P. Gartland . Fred Gillman . James T. Godfrey . Lee Transou Goff . Frank Gordon . Walter Gordon . Robert Graham . Charles Gray . R. Gray . Urvine William Hallenberg . Francis Joseph Harke . Albert Ollie Hellenkamp . Charles Herman Herpst . George E. Hicks . William John Hinghaus . Leslie William Horn . Erich Horschmann . James Adrian Howze Jr. . Andrew L. Huegel . Oscar C. Huerner . Wayne Hurst . Henry Ridge Hutchinson . George Jackson . Oliver Jameson . Oliver Louis Jenneman . Hermann Jeschke . Andrew Johnson . August Johnson . August Johnson . Edward Johnson . Manuel Johnson . Arthur Louis Joquel . James W. Kelleher . Patrick F. Kelly . Fred Henry Kesting . Frederick H. Kettler . Floyd Monroe Key . William Austin Key . George John Knieps . Charles Osborne Knowland . Otto Henry Koch . Richard Kopplin Jr. . Ben F. Lane . Walter Le Pere . John Henry Lewis . Roy Ericson Lile . August Mahringer . Leslie Marshall . William J. Massmann . Leo F. Meyer . Frank J. Michael . Milton Grahl Miller . Calvin B. Mitchell . Eugene Edwin Moise . Joseph Samuel Moll . Claude E. Moore . Marshall Moore . Louis Edward Mueller . Marcus Victor Mueller . William H. Murphy . Harley Paul Musket . Charles B. Newcomb . William H. Noona Jr. . Patrick Leo O'Brien . George Lee Parsons . James McAlister Patterson . Russell R. Rawlings . Harry Franklin Raymond . Harold Richardson . Cecil Ritchey . Benjamin Franklin Ross . Walter Marion Rupert . Elton Cecil Sampson . Roswell B. Sayre . Edgard John Schneeberger . William Phillips Schweikert . Werner Rob Seip . Robert Riley Shaw . William Simon Siegler . Ferman Charles Simmons . Alexander Rives Skinker . Lloyd Allen Smith . William John Stahlhuth . Moris J. Stark . Joseph H. Stecker . Lawrence J. Stephens . Walter M. Stout . Elmer William Taake . Henry T. Tebelmann . Frederick John Thatenhorst . Henry E. Thomann . Oliver Guy Vassar . Fred Irvin Vie . William Wallace . Percy Lloyd Watson . John I. Weber . Lawrence D. Webster . Gus C. Weiss . Oscar Werkmeister . John Lewis Wetzel Jr. . Jacob Herbert Wilhelm . Arthur Hull Williams . Isaac P. Williams . Sterling Edward Williams . Lawrence Yorkley, (bottom:), Women who died in the service of their country, Miss Edith May Ferguson , Mrs. Leonore Haille Prehn

In grateful memory of those who paid the supreme sacrifice while in military service during the World War of 1917-1918

John Frank Albers • Alfred Anders Andersen • August Bennett Archambault • Robert Baker • Armand J. Baldenweck • James Keating Bannerman • Elia Samuel Barnicle • Hamilton Lee Bayne • Harold Philip Becker • Henry Christian Bender • Carl Leonard Bennett • George A. Bilsbarrow • Francis Blackburn • Emil H.A. Boenker • Lawrence Duncan Boothe • Lloyd R. Boutwell • Jack Brady • Norman Elmer Brooks • Oscar Brouk • William Thomas Bryant • John Duncan Cameron • George Joseph Casanover • Elmer Chandler • Philip Neic Coleman • James Colwell • Cleveland Letcher Compton • Malcolm Kenneth Copley • Henry Albert Cornet • Everett C. Craig • S. Cumbo • Robert Marshall Cutter • Walter Danz • John Thomas Duncan • Charles Henry Duncker Jr. • Andrew Peter Dunker • Edwin Earl Dunnavant • George Lane Edwards Jr. • Edgar C. Fisher • Patrick Francis Fleming • Fred Floyd • Joseph M. Fournier Jr. • Myles P. Gartland • Fred Gillman • James T. Godfrey • Lee Transou Goff • Frank Gordon • Walter Gordon • Robert Graham • Charles Gray • R. Gray • Urvine William Hallenberg • Francis Joseph Harke • Albert Ollie Hellenkamp • Charles Herman Herpst • George E. Hicks • William John Hinghaus • Leslie William Horn • Erich Horschmann • James Adrian Howze

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Jr. • Andrew L. Huegel • Oscar C. Huerner • Wayne Hurst • Henry Ridge Hutchinson • George Jackson • Oliver Jameson • Oliver Louis Jenneman • Hermann Jeschke • Andrew Johnson • August Johnson • August Johnson • Edward Johnson • Manuel Johnson • Arthur Louis Joquel • James W. Kelleher • Patrick F. Kelly • Fred Henry Kesting • Frederick H. Kettler • Floyd Monroe Key • William Austin Key • George John Knieps • Charles Osborne Knowland • Otto Henry Koch • Richard Kopplin Jr. • Ben F. Lane • Walter Le Pere • John Henry Lewis • Roy Ericson Lile • August Mahringer • Leslie Marshall • William J. Massmann • Leo F. Meyer • Frank J. Michael • Milton Grahl Miller • Calvin B. Mitchell • Eugene Edwin Moise • Joseph Samuel Moll • Claude E. Moore • Marshall Moore • Louis Edward Mueller • Marcus Victor Mueller • William H. Murphy • Harley Paul Musket • Charles B. Newcomb • William H. Noona Jr. • Patrick Leo O'Brien • George Lee Parsons • James McAlister Patterson • Russell R. Rawlings • Harry Franklin Raymond • Harold Richardson • Cecil Ritchey • Benjamin Franklin Ross • Walter Marion Rupert • Elton Cecil Sampson • Roswell B. Sayre • Edgard John Schneeberger • William Phillips Schweikert • Werner Rob Seip • Robert Riley Shaw • William Simon Siegler • Ferman Charles Simmons • Alexander Rives Skinker • Lloyd Allen Smith • William John Stahlhuth • Moris J. Stark • Joseph H. Stecker • Lawrence J.

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Photographed By Jason Voigt, December 20, 2022

2. World War I Memorial

Located at the northwest corner of St. Louis County Police Department building.

Stephens • Walter M. Stout • Elmer William Taake • Henry T. Tebelmann • Frederick John Thatenhorst • Henry E. Thomann • Oliver Guy Vassar • Fred Irvin Vie • William Wallace • Percy Lloyd Watson • John I. Weber • Lawrence D. Webster • Gus C. Weiss • Oscar Werkmeister • John Lewis Wetzel Jr. • Jacob Herbert Wilhelm • Arthur Hull Williams • Isaac P. Williams • Sterling Edward Williams • Lawrence Yorkley

(bottom:)

Women who died in the service of their country

Miss Edith May Ferguson
Mrs. Leonore Haille Prehn

Topics. This memorial is listed in this topic list: War, World I.

Location. 38° 39.005′ N, 90° 20.313′ W. Marker is in Clayton, Missouri, in St. Louis County. It is in Downtown Clayton. Memorial is at the intersection of Forsyth Boulevard and South Central Avenue, on the left when traveling west on Forsyth Boulevard. Memorial is at the northeast corner of the St. Louis County Police Department building. Touch for map. Marker is at or near this postal address: 7900 Forsyth Blvd, Saint Louis MO 63105, United States of America. Touch for directions.

Other nearby markers. At least 8 other markers are within walking distance of this marker. City Hall (about 500 feet away, measured in a direct line); Barry-Wehmiller Pavilion (approx. ¼ mile away); Attucks School (approx. ¼ mile away); A Community Remembered (approx. ¼ mile away);

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The Hanley Farm, Past and Present (approx. 0.4 miles away); Outdoor Kitchen & Hired Man's Room (approx. 0.4 miles away); Hanley-Clayton Donation Helps Establish the St. Louis County Seat (approx. 0.4 miles away); Historic Hanley House (approx. 0.4 miles away). Touch for a list and map of all markers in Clayton.

Credits. This page was last revised on March 8, 2023. It was originally submitted on March 8, 2023, by Jason Voigt of Glen Carbon, Illinois. This page has been viewed 111 times since then and 18 times this year. Photos: 1, 2. submitted on March 8, 2023, by Jason Voigt of Glen Carbon, Illinois.