Richmond Hill War Memorial, War memorial in Richmond Hill, Queens, United States.
Richmond Hill War Memorial is a war memorial in Queens featuring stone and bronze elements with inscribed names of local residents who served in different conflicts. The structure stands in a public park and contains multiple plaques that preserve the names of fallen and serving veterans from the area.
The memorial was dedicated on June 3, 1923, honoring residents who fought in World War I. The inscriptions were later expanded to include those who served in World War II, the Korean War, and the Vietnam War.
The memorial brings together community members throughout the year for ceremonies that honor those who served in uniform. These gatherings create a shared space where neighbors recognize the contributions of local residents to national defense.
The memorial sits in a public park in the heart of Richmond Hill and is free to visit year-round. Visit during daylight hours to read the inscriptions clearly and comfortably.
Local schools use the memorial as a classroom, where students examine the inscriptions directly and learn about the stories of service in their own neighborhood. These visits help young people connect with the impact of military sacrifice in their community.
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