Brooklyn War Memorial, War memorial in the United States of America
The Brooklyn War Memorial is located in Cadman Plaza, Brooklyn, New York City.
It was dedicated on November 11, 1951, to honor the soldiers from Brooklyn who fought in World War II.
Engraved with the names of over 11,000 fallen soldiers, this site serves as a testament to the bravery and sacrifice of American servicemen and women.
The memorial is not currently open to the public due to lack of accessibility and resources for proper maintenance.
Unique for being one of the few World War II memorials within New York City that lists the names of the soldiers.
Location: Kings County
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