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Historical landmarks and memorials
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Gettysburg Address monument
Historic mural tribute
NH military timeline
Service branch tributes
Graves where bodies absent
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Location: Kiosk in Administration Building lobby
Phone: 603-796-2026
Address: 110 Daniel Webster Highway, Boscawen, NH 03303
Gettysburg Address Commemorative Monument
Tablets commemorating Lincoln's Gettysburg Address were installed at cemeteries nationwide in 1909, honoring his words and soldiers' sacrifice during the Civil War.
They reinforced ideals of equality, freedom, and national unity that Lincoln articulated.
The tablet is located on the island directly across from the Administrative Building.
Sacred space with historic mural
Glass Curtain Wall: Transparency connects ceremonies with the serene cemetery landscape, symbolizing the eternal connection between the living and those who serve.
Artist Sheldon Cassady's "5 Branches of Military with Landscape Mural" (27 ft × 30 ft) celebrates each branch of the armed forces within a NH landscape of remembrance.
Commissioned by: Department of NH Ladies Auxiliary VFW
20 Points of NH Military History
The 20 Points ring the Circle of Flags, designed for teachers to use as a primer for NH's military history.
Native American conflicts, French & Indian Wars, American Revolution, War of 1812
30,000+ NH soldiers, 4,100+ deaths, major battle participation
Indian Wars, Spanish-American War, WWI (70,000), WWII (300,000), Korea, Vietnam, Modern Ops
100+ Memorials Honoring Service
Monuments placed through donations from businesses, individuals, and groups across the state.
#1 Vietnam Veterans Monument - May 22, 2004
#12 US Marine Corps - Dedicated Nov 10, 2005
#30 US Navy Memorial - Dedicated Sept 23, 2007
#73 US Army Memorial - May 30, 2011
#100 Civil War Monument - Historic tribute
90+ additional memorials honor all branches of service
Cenotaphs honoring those absent
Memorials marking graves where bodies are not present. These honor service members who died abroad, were lost at sea, or had no identified remains.
Cenotaphs ensure that all service members, regardless of burial location, are honored and remembered. They serve as personal tributes and places for families to pay respects.
Interactive exhibits and resources
Imprisoned & missing
61 recipients
Vietnam, WWII, Korea
1600s to present
Honoring prisoners & missing
Frank Neil Badolati - 5th Special Forces, Goffstown, NH | Lost 01/29/1966
Robert Joseph Sullivan - 5th Special Forces, East Alstead, NH | Lost 07/12/1967
Albert Linwood Page Jr. - US Air Force, Derry, NH | Lost 08/06/1967
+ 5 more from Vietnam, Laos conflicts
Service members died in German & Japanese POW camps
Died in North Korean & Chinese POW camps
61 NH Recipients of Nation's Highest Honor
56 additional MOH recipients documented
Prisoners of war from various conflicts
Service members captured, missing, or died as prisoners in Southeast Asia
Service members died while imprisoned in German and Japanese POW camps
Died in North Korean and Chinese POW camps during Korean War
From 1600s to the present
French & Indian Wars - NH frontier defense and militia operations
4,000+ NH Soldiers - Bunker Hill, Saratoga, Valley Forge, and more. Critical contribution to independence.
30,000+ Soldiers | 4,100+ Deaths - 18 infantry regiments, 4 cavalry regiments. Major battle participation including Antietam, Gettysburg, Wilderness.
300,000+ Service Members | 9,000+ Deaths - Remarkable contribution. European & Pacific theaters.