Asotin in Asotin County, Washington — The American West (Northwest)
Asotin County Memorial Bridge
Asotin County
Memorial Bridge
Dedicated in honor and
memory of those who
served in the World War
Charlie V. Boggan Henry N. Bonson Albert Born John Bottomly Everett Branter Orval Branter Charles Brogger Harry N. Brown Walter S. Brown Herbert Bucholz Claude F. Buechner Leo Buechner Fred Bulfinch Kale Bulfinch Alva A. Butler Albert B. Campbell Earl Campbell George Campbell David W. Carpenter Clay Cate Carl I. Chandler Samuel G. Chandler Daniel Clark Geo. W. Clark Carl B. Clear Roland Cleary Wm. C. Clemens Frank H. Chandler Richard H. Chandler
Clyde Cook Jack L. Columbus Wm. E. Colwell Earl Cooper Dennis Costello Joseph Coulter Dale Crowser Albert Davis Chester A. Davis Dent Davis Lillian M. Davis Melvin S. Davis Raymond L. Davis Wayne Davis Ralph de Beaumont Lloyd E. de Lore Robt. de Lore Wm. T. Delp Arthur Diebel George Diebel Robert Diebel Earl Duncan B. Dustan Clarence Earl Clarence Everson Wm. E. Farnham Chas. Fehr Ray Ferguson
Charles Fields Glen Fields Dell Finch Thomas Finch Byron Fine Ralph W. Fite ★ Roy Fite G.W. Fitzsimmons Wm. H. Flatt Chelsea Floch Robert Floch Louis Florence Clarence E. Forbes Dell Forgey Claude G. Franklin Everett W. Fraser S.T. Fuller J.H. Fulton Glen Gano Samuel J. Gatherer Leslie Garrison Virgil Grant George S. Graves Clyde J. Greene Jesse H. Greene Morgan Gregory ★ Levi L. Griffin Wm. J. Griffin
★ Fred Gruver Harry Gruver Frank Guenkel ★ Archie M. Halsey Burt C. Halsey Coy Halsey Wm. Hames Earl Hamill Jack Hamill Wilbur Hardy Roy Harmon William Harmon Arthur Harris H.M. Harrison Howard Harwick Harry

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2. Asotin County Memorial Bridge plaque (Abbott - Ferguson)
Ernest E. Hulse Delbert Hunt Carl L. Ingram Mancel R. Ingram Walter Jackson Monte Jacobson Ben Johnson Edgar Johnson Mark Johnson Lillian Johnston Ernest Johnston Clarence Jones Estyn Jones M.A. Jones Roger Jones Hartzel Jurgens Wenzel Jurgens Fred Kennedy Robert Kidwell Arthur Kiele John S. Kimball Allan King Earl King Elton King Leo King Homer Knapp ★ Thomas Knapp George Knopes
Lloyd Kuehl Morris Lang Glen Langdon Harry L. Langdon John L. Larson Emory Lathrop Wm. F. Lathrop Leslie Latta Hugh Laufer Frank Ledford Earl Russel Lee ★ Fred Le Francis Wm. A. Le Francis Carl J. Lehfeldt Fritz A. Lehfeldt Lawrence Leininger Edgar A. Leland Elmer Leland Richard Ray Lile Harvey Longfellow Wm. Longfellow Annette Lorer John Lotte Robert Lusk Emmet Lynch Jonathan McAssey Allen McCracken Floyd McCracken
Oren McCracken Lance McCready Allen McCredie Lynn S. McCredie Gilson A. McNeill Oscar McNeill Ivan McPherson Henry Madison Roy Madison Hugh Malcolm Chas. S. Malcolm Ben B. Mallory Lloyd Marker Calvin Martin Elwin Matheny Wm. Mattoon L.R. Micheal Forest Miller ★ Earl Millsap Everett Millsap Leslie Millsap Russell Millsap Hubert Mohundro Charles Moore ★ John Moore Wm. L. Morgan ★ John C. Morris
Oval Morrow ★ Henry L. Moses Ernest A. Mosier Jesse Nattzinger R.E. Newbill Dale Nobles Estyn R. Old Oscar W. Olson Frank Osborne Harry Palmer Albert Parsons Eugene Parsons ★ John Partridge Elwood Pearson

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3. Asotin County Memorial Bridge plaque (Fields - Knopes)
Henry Pruitt Leo Raaberg Elmer Ralston ★ Wm. H. Ramey Thomas Rimmelspacher Clarence B. Roberts Edwin Roberts Elveus A. Roberts Clarence Robison Guy Rogers Clarence Rognstad Louis Rognstad Kenneth Ross Wm. Ross Gerald Rummel Charles Rusher Reid Sangster James Sarbo Walter Savage Paul Schurman James Scott Wallace Scott Dewey Settles ★Lester Sexton Levi W. Sexton J. Louis Shapley Homer B. Shaw Gerald Sigel
Richard Sill Harold Singleton Lawrence Sittkus Ray Smiley David W. Smith Francis J. Smith Walter Smith John Standley Thomas Stanfill Wm. A. Steele Hubert Stephens Carleton Stewart Norman A. Stewart Ed. W. St. John Geo. A. Stout H. Boyd Talbott Harry C. Talbott Walter Talbott Arthur Taplin Oscar Taplin Gray M. Taylor Lyle C. Taylor Marion Tedford John G. Tervooren P.H. Tervooren John Thormahlen James G. Tierney
Raymond True Walter Trueblood Alex J. Unruh L. Valtz Maurice D. Vanarsdol Elmer Van Slyke ★ Howard van Voris W.T. van Voris Julius Vebres Frank Votaw Darrell Walls Martin Ward John K. Warren ★ Roy Watson Thomas Watson Harry A. Whitney Lee Whitney Lloyd Whiton ★ John Wm. Whittaker Morris Williams Grant E. Wilson Harry Windus Earl E. Wiseman Einar Wold Frank J. Wolf Louis E. Wolford Willard A. Wyatt Wm. R. Yeoman
Erected 1920.
Topics. This memorial is listed in these topic lists: Bridges & Viaducts • War, World I.
Location. 46° 20.417′ N, 117° 3.365′ W.

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4. Asotin County Memorial Bridge plaque (Kuehl - Prichard)
Regionally, this memorial is in the Palouse. It is also in the American Mountain West and in the Lewis & Clark Corridor. Globally, it is in North America, on 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 6 miles of this marker, measured as the crow flies: Dwellings by the River (approx. 5.1 miles away in Idaho); Exploring on the River (approx. 5.1 miles away in Idaho); Fishing in the River (approx. 5.1 miles away in Idaho); Traveling on the River (approx. 5.1 miles away in Idaho); Writings on the River (approx. 5.1 miles away in Idaho); A Man and His Island Dream (approx. 5.4 miles away in Idaho); A Confluence of Rivers & Steam (approx. 5.4 miles away in Idaho); Lewis and Clark Enter Washington (approx. 5½ miles away).
More about this memorial. GPS coordinates are of the center of the bridge.
Regarding Asotin County Memorial Bridge. Corrected the last name spelling of Carl J. Lehfeldt and Fritz A. Lehfeldt in the Text on Marker section. Fritz Lehfeldt was my grandfather.

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5. Asotin County Memorial Bridge plaque (Pruitt - Yeoman)
Credits. This page was last revised on March 6, 2025. It was originally submitted on May 3, 2022, by Duane and Tracy Marsteller of Murfreesboro, Tennessee. This page has been viewed 713 times since then and 66 times this year. Last updated on March 6, 2025, by Daniel Edward Walsh of Nine Mile Falls, Washington. Photos: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5. submitted on May 3, 2022, by Duane and Tracy Marsteller of Murfreesboro, Tennessee. • Devry Becker Jones was the editor who published this page.
