WWI Arch, Williamsville

Not original. The original memorial (arch and 75 mm howwitzer cannon) were disassembled in 1942 and scrapped for the World War II metal drive. This replica was built in 1993 to closely resemble the original 1919 arch.

Livingston Co. WWI Memorial

The memorial is a granite monument with a bronze cenotaph plaque listing the names of Livingston County residents who gave their lives in World War I. Inscription of plaque reads: “1917 1919 In Memory of the Soldiers, Sailors, and Nurses of Livingston County Who Made The Supreme Sacrifice During the World War.”

Morrison Veterans Memorial

Veterans memorial located within the cemetery.

Marquette Park WWI Memorial

Located between the golf course and W Marquette Rd., just west of the field house

American Legion Post 1343 Cannon

WWI Field Artillery Piece on the grounds of Morton Grove’s American Legion Civic Center.

World War 1 Memorial

Located in circlular driveway area. WWI vet John L. Hardwick was the primary driving force for project execution. Arborvitaes replaced original shrubbery plantings around circle perimeter about 1990.

Neoga WWI Memorial

There are “memorial trees” and a monument along the east side of Jennings Park.

“The World War” Community Monument

Stone monument and field gun outside defunct American Legion

Fountain Square Memorial River Forest WWI Memorial Honor Roll

Honor Roll