Princeton honors local war veterans who served the country from the Civil War through the Iraq War, and it identifies those who died in war or as a result of war. For the Civil War, the dead named are Corp. James A. Bates, Hiram A. Brown, Jones E. Brown, Theophilus Brown, John Slater, William Carter, Frederick A. Crafts, Horace C. Hamilton, John S. Bridgham, George H. Wyatt, James K. Libby, Hugh McCurdy, George W. Smith, Charles H. Deuplisea, Erastus B. Porter, and Jefferson H. Pike. For World War I, Harold C. Robinson is named among those who died in war or as a result of war. For World War II, James Hold is so named. For the Vietnam War, Roger J. Dana is so named. It also includes honor rolls of veterans for the Spanish-American War, World War I, World War II, the Korean War, the Vietnam War, the Persian Gulf War, the Afghanistan War, and the Iraq War.