World War I Memorial

In 1917 and 1918, the men of Granby who served in World War I were honored by name: Evelyn S. Andrews, Charles Appredries, Harold Raymond Armitage, Paul L. Avery, Peter Boyko, Barnard Bradley, Storrs T. Brigham, George Brooks, Roscoe Lee Broughton, George L. Bryant, David E. Carlson, Merrill W. Clark, Howard Correll, George A. Cowles, Harold J. Cushman, LeRoy G. Dewey, William R. Floyd, Everett Frazier, Ensworth M. Godard, Jewell W. Godard, Miles F. Godard, Leon D. Goddard, Ralph R. Griffin, John B. Halgren Jr., Dr. Vincent J. Irwin Jr., Arvid Johnson, Wilbur Jones, Fred H. Kendall, Ned G. Kendall, Elmer R. Knott, George T. Knott, Alfred H. Madigan, Clarence F. Messenger, Watson Myers, Peter Okekeida, Frank Opalka, William Parcells, Philip A. Parmelee, Michael Pilachowski, Charles W. Rowe, James M. Shannon, Philip Shannon, Lyall H. Shaw, Bromislow Sokoloske, Irwin H. Stratton, William R. Streeter, Duncan E. Stults, John A. Thoren Jr., Tankrid A. Thoren, Burton Yanderhoof, Frederick H. Weed, and Clarence W. White. In November 2005, Shannon-Shattuck Post 182 American Legion refurbished the World War I monument, with the flag pole donated by Donald E. and Mildred G. Beckwith and the patio donated in memory of James O. Hall, Jr.

Salmon Brook, Connecticut · United States