CIVIL WAR MEMORIALS AND MONUMENTS
ROOKS COUNTY, KANSAS
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Stockton, Rooks County
Cemetery (north east of town)

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Type: Marble Soldier Monument
Description:
A marble soldier at rest is mounted on a short square
column. The lower part of the rifle held by the soldier is
missing. The inscription on the column reads: "Erected By ~
Stockton ~ Womans Relief Corps ` Auxiliary To The G.A.R. ~
In Memory Of The ~ Union Veterans ~ Of The Civil War ~ 1861 -
1865 ~ Erected In 1933".
Flanking granite markers are part of this statue placement. The
left marker is inscribed: "American Legion Auxiliary ~ Dedicated
To Those Of Rooks County Who ~ Gave Their Lives In World War I.
Donated ~ By The American Legion Auxiliary Post 97 ~ {names}".
The right monument is inscribed: "Veterans Of Foreign Wars
symbol ~ Korean War 1950 - 1953 In Memory Of ~ All Veterans
Who Served Their ~ Country In Its Time Of Need ~ Donated By
VFW Post 8873 ~ And Ladies Auxiliary".
References: SOS! 1994
Photographs: DE McGovern, March 1, 2007
SUV Registry Status: Primary Memorial
SUVCW documentation needed
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Stockton, Rooks County
Court House

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Type: Granite Monument
Description:
A polished black granite monument is inscribed "Lest We Forget".
This inscription is surrounded by engravings of an American
Eagle, "United States Armed Services" and a portrait of an honor
guard signaling Taps. Benches in front of the monument are
inscribed with: "Spanish American Civil WW I WW II" and
"Korea Vietnam Desert Storm". The granite markers flanking
the central monument list names for each of the listed conflicts.
References: reported by DE McGovern
Photographs: DE McGovern, March 1, 2007
SUV Registry Status: Secondary Memorial
no SUVCW documentation planned
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Updated March 23, 2007 - DE McGovern
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