Presented by Dr. Erskine G. Clark to the Village of Sandy Hill, this monument was dedicated on June 30, 1887, to honor the patriotism of the soldiers of Washington County who served in the war to suppress the southern rebellion of 1861, waged against the life of the nation. A tablet in the park also recognizes Lafayette's service to the country at the place where he was welcomed in June 1825, placed there by the Jane McCrea Chapter D.A.R. in 1927. Another tablet honors the men of Kingsbury who gave their lives in World War 1917–1918 and lists Frank Beaulac, Leon J. Beaulac, Edward V. Beaumont, Harry J. Billetdoux, Vernon W. Blanchard, James P. Davis, Francis L. Duggan, Clarence Foster, George H. French, Edgar Luyster Fursman, Thomas A. Jones, Dewey F. La Belle, Louis H. La Farr, Roland J. Mayotte, Leonard W. Mayrand, Thomas Arthur Mc Gee, Allen Scott Norton, Clarence J. Orr, Joseph Paul Pouliotte, Irving Schermerhorn, Frank Seeley, Cameron Rupert Steele, Frank Van Dusen, and Francis L. Van Heusen.