Edgewood in Pittsburgh in Allegheny County, Pennsylvania — The American Northeast (Mid-Atlantic)
Edgewood World War I Memorial
Spirit of America
and brave defenders of
Christian Civilization.
Edgewood
Has here recorded in everlasting bronze the names of those who honored her and, for themselves, won fair renown in the service of their country.
1917 - 1918
Duncan Hugh Cameron Roy Charles Hoover Oren Edmund Kahle Harold Archibald Knapp Eugene Jeffcoat Koenig Ray S. McWhinney Clyde Sterry Sawhill
"Faithful Even Unto Death."
Forncrook, Adelia M. + Negley, Nova S. Thorp, Evelyn L. Allison, Donald M. Anderson, Charles T. Anderson, Frank Angell, J. Stewart Bair, George E., Jr. Beach, Howard L. Beatty, John D. Braznell, Benjamin S. Brown, Carleton M. Brown, Robson D. Buck, Clarence J. Buck, Donald L. Buck, Fidelus V. Butler, Paul L. Butler, Thomas P. Cadman, Wilson K. ☆ Cameron, Duncan H. Cameron, James Cameron, Mortimer B. Carter, Franklin W. Clark, Everett F. Clifford, Alan C. Clifford, George E. Coburn, Joseph J. Coburn, Owen J. Coburn, William T. Coleman, William S. Connor, Harry B. Corrao, Alva C. Craig, John F. Craighead, Gordon F. Crawford, George E. Crawford, J. Lloyd Crawford, J. Ray Critchfield, Robert M. Crowell, George C. Cunningham, Alex. H. Damon, John C. Darragh, Alonzo L. Davidson, Ronald A. Davidson, Truesdell C. Davis, Harry Davis, Robert S. Davis, Warren C. Dickson, John McC. Dierks, Barry H. Donaldson, Howard B. Donohoe, Thomas H. D. Driever, John H. Driever, Lawrence H. Eden, Henley S. Ehalt, James F. Engstrom, Birger Escher, Joseph Ray Fairbanks, Frank B. Firestone, Edgar W. Firestone, Ernest C. Firestone, Lester D. Forncrook, Marvin B. Foster, Albert M. Gantert, Robert M. Garland, Charles S. Garland, Chisholm Gasaway, Kenneth Gilson, Howard Gordon, George D. Gordon, Henry R. Gordon, John D. Graffius, John L. Grant, Richard S. Griffith, Walter G.
Haas, Ralph O. Hamilton, George M. Hamilton, James H. Hanaver, Patrick E. Hanna, Theodore F. Harrison, Harry D. Hartzell, Elmer W. Hewitt, Ellis E. Hilborn, Earl M. Hilborn, Roy C. Hogg, Charles S. Hogg, William M. Holmes, Henry K. Holtzinger, William J. ☆ Hoover, Roy C. Houston, Theodore Hugus, John M. Humphrey, Arthur F. Jackson, Elmer C. Johnston, Elmer F. Johnston, Russell C. Johnston, Spencer R. Jones, Richard M. Jones, Russel R. ☆ Kahle, Oren E. Kennedy, Owen W. ☆ Knapp, Harold A. Koenig, Adolphus, Jr. Kolb, Frederick L. Kottman, William C. Kreiling, Charles McK. Krepps, Alvin B. Laidlaw, Robert W. Laughlin, F. Clifford Laughlin, Samuel F. Leech, Robert W. Lewis, L. Earl Lindsay, John W. Lloyd, Edward C. Markley, Frank R. Marshall, Elder W. Maull, William R. McCance, Pressly H. McConnell, Francis X. McCormick, Alden W. McCormick, Donald W. McCrady, Roland A. McDonald, John McEllroy, George S. McEllroy, William S. McGuire, Franklin N. McKillips, Charles E., Jr. McKillips, J. Fulton McWhinney, C. Dean ☆ McWhinney, Ray S. Mellor, Arthur D. Mellor, Charles Chauncey Miller, Percy C. Moffat, Samuel Raymond Moreland, George B. Morse, Walter L. Mountford, John E., Jr. Munnis, Harold D. Nesbit, Malcolm Neville, James J. Neville, John B. Neville, Michael J. Prescott, Frank H. Probst, Harry L. Purdy, Carrol F.
Ramace, Edwin C., Jr. Rapelye, Harry A. Reed, Alexander Clarke Reed, Thomas M., Jr. Rees, Louis D. Rice, Randolph P. Ridenbach, Rohe Robbins, Frank S. Robbins, William M. Ryckman, Earl McE. Salt, Harvey R. Sanford, Huch H. Sawhill, Brewster R. ☆ Sawhill, Clyde S. Schaff, Philip M. Schreuder, Harald N. Schrimser, Fred Shaffer, Elmer Sherrerd, George Smail, Carl W. Smail, Miland J. Smith, Clyde S. Spear, J. Hall Spratt, William W. Stitt, Herbert L. Stock, Raymond A. Stone, J. Lawrence Stuehling, Richard V. Summ, Howard H. Sumner, Wilbur B. Texter, Arthur F. Texter, Clifford R. Texter, Howard C. Thompson, Joseph W. Thorp, George B. Tucker, Edward Dudley Tucker, Horace P. Tucker, Perry C. Turner, James S. Tylee, Don O. Wagener, Carl K. Wagner, Thomas J. Walker, Charles P. Warner, Edward A. Wedge, William R. Weyman, Kenneth, P. Wilharm, Edward A. Williams, William D. Wilson, James R. Winterbottom, Elmer L. Wunderlich, Walter T. Wyke, Walter R. Young, James H., Jr.
Student Army Training Corps
Bair, David K. P. Batchelor, Guy F., Jr. Bingaman, Joseph H. Blackmore, Norman L. Coleman, George J. Cooke, Alfred F., Jr. Curtis, Cartrell Escher, John P., Jr. Forncrook, Lawrence M. Garrett, Henry H. Jenkins, John C. Jennings, T. Allen ☆ Koenic, Eugene J. Mayer, George H., Jr. Ramsey, Robert F. Russell, James O. Smith, Frank S. Summ, Walter H. Whitney, Wallace C.
+ Red Cross Nurse ☆ Died in Service
Erected 1922 by The Citizens of Edgewood, Pennsylvania.
Topics. This memorial is listed in this topic list: War, World I.
Location. 40° 26.03′ N, 79° 53.057′ W. Memorial is in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, in Allegheny County. It is in Edgewood. It is on East Swissvale Avenue south of School Street, on the right when traveling south. Memorial is located in Edgewood Memorial Park. Touch for map. Memorial is at or near this postal address: 115 East Swissvale Avenue, Pittsburgh PA 15218, United States of America. Touch for directions.
Regionally, this memorial is in the American Northeast, in the Mid-Atlantic, in the Ohio River Valley, in Appalachia, and specifically in Northern Appalachia. Globally, it is in North America, the Western Hemisphere, the Western World, and the Anglosphere. Historically, it finds itself in what was once the Viceroyalty of New France, the Haudenosaunee (Iroquois) Confederacy, and one of the original Thirteen Colonies.
Other nearby markers. At least 8 other markers are within walking distance of this marker: Edgewood Roll of Honor (a few steps from this marker); a different marker also named Edgewood Roll of Honor (a few steps from this marker); First Presbyterian Church of Edgewood (within shouting distance of this marker); Pennsylvania Railroad Station (within shouting distance of this marker); The C.C. Mellor Memorial Library and Edgewood Club (about 600 feet away, measured in a direct line); Western Pennsylvania School for the Deaf (about 700 feet away); Honor Bilt Home, "The Fullerton", 1924 (approx. 0.2 miles away); The Crescent Apartments (approx. 0.4 miles away). Touch for a list and map of all markers in Pittsburgh.
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