Bethlehem honored the men of the community who fought for freedom and humanity in the Civil War from 1861 to 1865 and in World War I from 1917 to 1919, naming those who served in each conflict. Civil War veterans named were Frederick Adkins, Joseph Boyce, Gideon D. Crane, William B. Crane, Francis Dugan, John Ferry, George W. Garthwait, James H. Gilbert, Frederick D. Holmes, Daniel Hunt, Alexander N. Kasson, Albert J. Lounsbury, Charles Lynn, Richard Magee, Olin Nash, Dexter Northrop, Horson Northrop, John K. Northrop, Patrick O’Rourke, James Oswald, Timothy C. Spencer, Abram B. Tolles, Philip L. Waldron, George Williams, and George A. Wright. World War I veterans named were Harry A. Anderson, Herman A. Anderson, Vincent W. Atwood, Clark G. Bennett, Arthur E. Bloss, Elbert H. Box, Howard M. Box, Harry J. Bristol, Edward P. Crane, Leroy A. Fogg, Walter W. Holmes, Harold H. Hoyt, Raymond H. Hurlburt, Frederick C. Judd, Stanley A. Marchukaitis, Harold G. Peterson, Kenneth W. Raymond, Leroy B. Sanford, William T. Sanford, Jesse E. Smith, William R., Joseph R. Stevens, Henry C. H. Stewart, and Burras C. Traub.