Beverly in Essex County, Massachusetts — The American Northeast (New England)

Beverly World War II Memorial

Photographed By Michael Herrick, September 27, 2010

1. Beverly World War II Memorial

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Beverly World War II Memorial. . World War II Memorial The Citizens of Beverly Dedicate This Memorial To All Beverly Men and Women Who Served in America's Armed Forces in World War II Thus Becoming "Veterans". Beverly Honors With Heartfelt Love and Deep Sense Of Loss for All Their Comrades In Arms Who Made the Supreme Sacrifice in the Name of Freedom.. [ back ] Beverly Men Who Died in the Service of Their Country. Earle T. Allison . Arthur Audesse . David M. Baker . Roy W. Baldwin . John J. Boniface . Lewis R. Bowden . Charles Brooks . Joseph F. Burke . J. Kenneth R. Burman . Anthony Capozzi . Victor Capozzi . Lawrence B. Carnevale . William A. Center, Jr. . Irving F. Clark . Theodore F. Cobb . Thomas N. Cockfield . Robert W. Cole . Dr. Henry H. Connolly . Robert J. Connors . Francis J. Courtney . Richard W. Courtney . John J. Cunningham . Charles A. Cutler, Jr. . Raoul l. D'Amour . William W. Dickey, Jr. . Henry J. Dix . Elmer Dort . Albany A. Doucette . Harlan E. Eldridge . Robert D. Estes . John N. Falloni . Carl E. Falvey . Concetto J. Femino . Ralph G. Fiore . Harold M. Fish . R. Bennett Forbes . Otto L. French . William M. Gardner . Norman S. Gilbert . Ernest R. Gillis . Frank D. Gillis . James B. Ginty . Richard P. Godbout . Wendell J. Goddu . Israel Goldberg . John F. Goodwin . William J. Greenhalge . Frank E. Greenough . Francis A. Guinivan . John L. Hanson . Robert N. Haskell . Abbott Q. Hastings . Edward G. Herlihy . Francis C. Hoffman . Robert W. Hyde . Alfred Innocenti . Richard D. Johnson . Patrick J. Kane . Ernest J. Kelly . Ralph J. Kenney . Philip H. Kimball . Clifton S. Knowlton . Ernest Lang . Donald H. Lantz . Gordon W. Lefavour . John A. Leighton . David Loring . David K. Lunt . Garrett W. Lynch . John MacDonald . Harold R. Magnuson . Harry W. Markey . John W. McAuley . Lawrence G. McLean . George R. Mitchell . Alphonse Montoni . Burgess C. Moore . John W. Mountain Jr. . Leo G. Mullaly . Francis G. Munroe . William J. O'Reilly, Jr. . John D. O'Shea . Arthur R. Ottley . Roger O. Pearson . Paul L. Perry . Marek Pzegeo . Anthony Rezza, Jr. . Thomas Rocci . Cidney F. Rowell, Jr. . Joseph A. Sciezka . Richard E. Scott . John A. Simons . Russell N. Snoad . Herman A. Spear . Stuart R. Spear . Alfred J. Sweet, Jr. . Richard R. Talbot . Frank Tanzella . Wilbur Teague . George S. Tiffany . Paul B. Trask . Philip E. Trask . Frank D. Tuttle . Charles J. Vadeboncoeur . Edwin F. Waslh . Francis W. Walsh . John J. Walsh, Jr. . John J. Welsh . Albert S. Whalen . George I. Whittier . William H. Wignall . John H. Williams . William C. Wilson, Jr. . Robert H. Wood . Harry Zassman

World War II Memorial
The Citizens of Beverly Dedicate
This Memorial To
All Beverly Men and Women
Who Served in America's
Armed Forces in World War II
Thus Becoming "Veterans".
Beverly Honors With Heartfelt
Love and Deep Sense Of
Loss for All Their Comrades
In Arms Who Made the Supreme
Sacrifice in the Name of Freedom.
[ back ]
Beverly Men Who Died in the Service of Their Country Earle T. Allison • Arthur Audesse • David M. Baker • Roy W. Baldwin • John J. Boniface • Lewis R. Bowden • Charles Brooks • Joseph F. Burke • J. Kenneth R. Burman • Anthony Capozzi • Victor Capozzi • Lawrence B. Carnevale • William A. Center, Jr. • Irving F. Clark • Theodore F. Cobb • Thomas N. Cockfield • Robert W. Cole • Dr. Henry H. Connolly • Robert J. Connors • Francis J. Courtney • Richard W. Courtney • John J. Cunningham • Charles A. Cutler, Jr. • Raoul l. D'Amour • William W. Dickey, Jr. • Henry J. Dix • Elmer Dort • Albany A. Doucette • Harlan E. Eldridge • Robert D. Estes • John N. Falloni • Carl E. Falvey • Concetto J. Femino • Ralph G. Fiore • Harold M. Fish • R. Bennett Forbes • Otto L. French • William M. Gardner • Norman S. Gilbert • Ernest R. Gillis • Frank D. Gillis • James B. Ginty • Richard P. Godbout • Wendell J. Goddu • Israel Goldberg

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• John F. Goodwin • William J. Greenhalge • Frank E. Greenough • Francis A. Guinivan • John L. Hanson • Robert N. Haskell • Abbott Q. Hastings • Edward G. Herlihy • Francis C. Hoffman • Robert W. Hyde • Alfred Innocenti • Richard D. Johnson • Patrick J. Kane • Ernest J. Kelly • Ralph J. Kenney • Philip H. Kimball • Clifton S. Knowlton • Ernest Lang • Donald H. Lantz • Gordon W. Lefavour • John A. Leighton • David Loring • David K. Lunt • Garrett W. Lynch • John MacDonald • Harold R. Magnuson • Harry W. Markey • John W. McAuley • Lawrence G. McLean • George R. Mitchell • Alphonse Montoni • Burgess C. Moore • John W. Mountain Jr. • Leo G. Mullaly • Francis G. Munroe • William J. O'Reilly, Jr. • John D. O'Shea • Arthur R. Ottley • Roger O. Pearson • Paul L. Perry • Marek Pzegeo • Anthony Rezza, Jr. • Thomas Rocci • Cidney F. Rowell, Jr. • Joseph A. Sciezka • Richard E. Scott • John A. Simons • Russell N. Snoad • Herman A. Spear • Stuart R. Spear • Alfred J. Sweet, Jr. • Richard R. Talbot • Frank Tanzella • Wilbur Teague • George S. Tiffany • Paul B. Trask • Philip E. Trask • Frank D. Tuttle • Charles J. Vadeboncoeur • Edwin F. Waslh • Francis W. Walsh • John J. Walsh, Jr. • John J. Welsh • Albert S. Whalen • George I. Whittier • William H. Wignall • John H. Williams • William C. Wilson, Jr. • Robert H. Wood • Harry Zassman

Topics. This historical marker and memorial is listed in this

Photographed By Michael Herrick, September 27, 2010

2. Beverly World War II Memorial

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topic list: War, World II.

Location. 42° 32.83′ N, 70° 53.097′ W. Marker is in Beverly, Massachusetts, in Essex County. Marker is at the intersection of Rantoul Street (Massachusetts Route 1A) and Broadway, on the right when traveling south on Rantoul Street. Located in Veterans' Park, officially known as Odell Park. Touch for map. Marker is in this post office area: Beverly MA 01915, United States of America. Touch for directions.

Other nearby markers. At least 8 other markers are within 2 miles of this marker, measured as the crow flies. Beverly World War I Memorial (within shouting distance of this marker); Beverly Vietnam War Memorial (within shouting distance of this marker); The Memorial Bell (within shouting distance of this marker); Beverly Korean War Memorial (within shouting distance of this marker); Rev. John Hale House (approx. 0.6 miles away); Hale Farm (approx. 0.6 miles away); Balch House (approx. one mile away); Salem Willows (approx. 1.1 miles away). Touch for a list and map of all markers in Beverly.

Photographed By Michael Herrick, September 27, 2010

3. Beverly World War II Memorial

Credits. This page was last revised on June 16, 2016. It was originally submitted on October 3, 2010, by Michael Herrick of Southbury, Connecticut. This page has been viewed 2,484 times since then and 99 times this year. Photos: 1, 2, 3. submitted on October 3, 2010, by Michael Herrick of Southbury, Connecticut.