Litchfield's Soldiers Memorial honors local Civil War soldiers in a Roll of Honor that records men who died and men killed in action, naming their units, places of death, and dates. Those listed as having died include Norman L. Barber, Francis E. Barber, George W. Baldwin, Francis A. Newcomb, Sylvanus M. Clark, John Tompkins, Jerome Nichols, Charles L. Castle, Rufus M. Bissell, Charles Catlin, Enos Tompkins, James B. Beach, Elliot Barse, Luman Lampman, Thomas Dickenson, James Edwards, and Henry H. Bunnell, with deaths associated with places including Hatteras Inlet, New Berne, Georgetown D C, New Orleans, Hunters Chapel Va., Beaufort, Bermuda Hundred, Aikens Landing, and Brownsville Texas. Those listed as killed in action include David B. Wooster at Fishers Hill Va. on Sept. 22, 1864; Walter Hale at Chancellorsville Va. on May 3, 1863; William S. Bulkley, Horace Hubbars, Hiram T. Cooley, and Franklin M. Bunnell at Winchester Va. on Sept 19, 1861; Edward Wadhams at Fort Darling Va. on May 16, 1864; George F. Booth, Morton W. Castle, and Thomas Mason at Antietam Md.; Luman Wadhams, Joseph P. Parks, Albert A. Jones, George W. Potter, Charles Adams Jr., Apollos C. Morse, Robert Watt, Lyman J. Smith Jr., Andrew J. Brooker, John Iffland, Patrick Ryan, Almon J. Bradley, Willard H. Parmalee, and Joseph E. Camp at Cold Harbor Va. on June 1, 1864; Henry W. Wadhams at North Anna Va. on May 26, 1864; Geo. B. Hempstead and E. Goodwin Osborn at Petersburgh Va.; and Thomas H. McKinley and Seth F. Plumb at Fort Harrison Va. Also listed under died are Frederick B. Webster, Watson Parmalee, Albert P. Newberry, Henry M. Miner, Edwin F. Perkins, and David M. Candee, with Alexandria, Va. and Andersonville among the places named. The column also bears the battle names North Anna, Cold Harbor, Fishers Hill, Ft. Harrison, Antietam, Ft. Darling, Petersburg, and Winchester.