City of Cranston Veteran Memorials

 

The city has over 59 known memorials that honor it’s Veterans.

Veterans Square	Legion Park	Auburn Post 20 Memorial	John Deluca Memorial Square	Names of Rhode Island Residents killed in  the War on Terror
Oaklawn Cemetery	Grand Ave	George J. Peters School	Pocasset Cemetery	Rhode Island Freedom Memorial
Lt JG Edward B. Shaw	PS3 Ronald A. Gill Jr. Memorial Tate Field/ Hugh B. Bain School	PS3 Ronald A. Gill Jr. Memorial  Cranston West	Cranston West Vietnam Veterans Memorial	Cranston East Vietnam Veterans Memorial
Victory Park	Hanlin Square	George J. Peters Square	COLONEL ABRAHAM ANDREWS Memorial	Oaklawn Memorial
Gladstone School	Eugene Perry Square	Kelley-Gazzerro Memorial	Clifford E. Tabor Memorial Square	Scott-Adams Memorial Park
New Oaklawn Memorial	Thomas Moretti Square	Cranston Veterans  Memorial Ice Rink	Surprise Woolhouse Memorial	Warren Edwin Johnson Memorial Square
Lt. Henry A. Palmer Memorial Square	William Woolhouse Square	Clarence Surprise Square	P.F.C. Anthony J. Sivo Memorial Square	Veterans Memorial Expressway
John Ruggiero Square	P.F.C. Harold H. Williams Jr.	The Ensign G. Howard Goodchild Memorial Square	West End  Veterans Memorial Park	Richard J. Dennis Square
Thomas Edward Kelley	POW/ MIA  Fredric M. Mellor  and  Lewis C. Walton	Tabor-Franchi V.F.W. Post # 2396	John Edwards    Medal of Honor Grave Stone Pocasset Cemetery	Cpl Matthew A. Melone Memorial Square
Nelson-Mack Narragansett V.F.W. Post 4651 Post Memorial	Tablet to Rhode Islands Unknown Dead from the World War	Capt. George E. Hathaway Chaplain 313th Cavalry U.S.A.	Alfred E. Fisher Memorial Square	Dean Parkway Veterans Memorial Trees
Arthur E. Barks Memorial Square	George M. Smith  Jr. Jonathan Simas Ralph Gardiner Memorial Oaklawn	Holly A. Charette  Post Office Dedication, Rolfe St, Cranston, RI, 02910	Korean Veterans Highway	PFC Kevin Carroll Hanley
Cranston Veterans Council Bench Exeter Veterans  Cemetery	St. Anne's Cemetery	Names of Cranston Residents killed in  the Vietnam War		Sept. 11, 2001 Memorial

 

 

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