Dates: 1775 - 1783
Where: Eastern Coast of present day United States
How Ended: Treaty of Paris 1783
Est. Dead: 4,000 to 5,000
Est. Wounded: 6,180 — — Map (db m279631) HM WM
Here and upon adjacent island now nearly
submerged July 3, 1758 British forces under
Captain Bradstreet repulsed an attack of
French and Indians.
In the year 1916, this historical site was
acquired by Frederick A. Emerick
and presented to . . . — — Map (db m279487) HM
Dates: 1861-1865
Where: Primarily in the Eastern half of the
United States
How Ended: Confederate surrender at Appomattox
Est. Union Dead: 364,511
Est. Union Wounded: 281,881
Est. Confederate Dead: 198,524
Est. Confederate Wounded: . . . — — Map (db m281004) HM WM
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The Erie Canal, along with the Champlain, Oswego, and Cayuga Seneca canals, is known internationally as the most historically significant and influential canal system in North America. The Erie Canalway National Heritage . . . — — Map (db m280336) HM
For 100 years, from the mid-19th century to the mid-20th century, manufacturing was the foundation of Fulton's diverse growth and prosperity. This great prosperity was due to the abundant power created by the Oswego Falls in the river and the swift . . . — — Map (db m280525) HM
In Memory Of The Men And Women Of This Community
Who Gave Their Lives For Democracy
1917 World War I 1918
Homer Russell Smith · Martin L. Goodrowe · Franklin G. Goodrowe · Michael Jacura · A. Lester Kempston · William Newsbaum · . . . — — Map (db m280647) WM
Dates: (US 1950 1954)
Where: North and South Korea
How Ended: War reached a stalemate in June 1951. An
armistice was finally reached on July 27,
1953
Est. Dead: 54,246
Est. Wounded: 103,284 — — Map (db m281183) HM WM
On July 4, 1826, construction began on the first
12-mile section of the Oswego Canal from the falls above Fulton (then called Oswego Falls) to the harbor at Oswego. Originally , the canal had a depth of only four feet. Dredging was done over the . . . — — Map (db m280467) HM
Dates:
(US August 1990 April 1991)
Where:
Iraq, Kuwait
How Ended: After a four-day ground war, an
American-led coalition declared victory, A
cease-fire agreement was signed April 9,
1991
Est. Dead:
383
Est. Wounded:
467 — — Map (db m281191) HM WM
Dates: April 25 August 12, 1898
Where: Mainly in the Spanish possessions of
Cuba and The Philippines
How Ended: Treaty of Paris 1898
Est. Dead: 2446 (90% of American Casualities caused
by disease)
Est. Wounded: 1,662 — — Map (db m281005) HM WM
Dates:
(US 1964-1975)
Where: Southeast Asia
How Ended:
US withdrew after a ceasefire in 1973, the
war ended in a North Vietnamese victory
in 1975
Est. Dead: 58,198
Est. Wounded: 153,303 — — Map (db m281189) HM WM
Dates: 1812-1815
Where: Eastern United States, Great Lakes and
Lake Champlain
How Ended:
Treaty of Ghent was signed in 1814,
unaware of the treaty, General Jackson
crushed the British at New Orleans on
January 8, 1815.
Est Dead: 2,260 . . . — — Map (db m280997) HM WM
Dates: (US 1941 - 1945)
Where: Europe, North Africa, Asia, Pacific
Islands Including Hawaii, Atlantic and.
Pacific Oceans
How Ended: Japan was the last Axis power to
surrender on V-J Day (August 15, 1945)
Est. Dead: 405,399
Est. Wounded: . . . — — Map (db m281118) HM WM
