Redden Headstone at Spring Hill Cemetery

Located in Block 15

Garfield Park Norman Cornwall Memorial

Norman Cornwall and West Side of Chicago WWI dead. The Norman Cornwall Memorial honors soldiers from the West Side of Chicago who died in World War I. More than 20 feet tall, the monument has bronze flame at the peak of a Georgia marble pylon.

Stone Obelisk

In 1922, a memorial consisting of two bronze plaques with the names of all 500 men was mounted on an obelisk and placed at the Warren L. Wheaton home located at Roosevelt and Naperville Roads. 500 ash trees were planted along Roosevelt Rd. leading up to the obelisk to create WheatonÕs Road of Remembrance. When the road was widened in 1931, the trees were moved to various parks throughout Wheaton and a new obelisk was built at Northside Park five years later. The original bronze plaques were reinstalled and remained unrestored until 2017.

Lyons WWI Memorial

Public display located on Ogden Avenue. Two cannons, stone marker, eternal flame and flag pole.

Sidell Veterans War Monument LOST? Chicago Athletic Association World War I Memorial Plaque

Could not locate in 2019. Members of CAA who died in WWI. Found a reference to the CAA changing its colors to red/white/blue in honor of WWI.

Bohemian Cemetery – Kuchar Memorial

John Kuchar 72nd Coast Artillery

Elmer E. Vance American Legion Post 386 Onwentsia Club WWI Memorial Mantel

Engraved Mantle in memory of Club members lost in the war. In memory of George Alexander McKinlock.

Pope County Veterans Memorial

VFW stone dedicated to all wars. Grounds also contain veterans memorial with 4 statues none are WWI era.