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Veterans Memorial Park
Piqua, Miami County, Ohio
Veterans Memorial Park, Piqua, OH |
GPS: 40.164293, -84.255619
1796 Broadway
Piqua, OH 45356
Published: January 29, 2020
Total records: 3,808
Veterans Memorial Park is owned by the City of Piqua.
Veterans Memorial Park
Veterans Memorial Park in Piqua honors 160 military veterans who died in battle covering wars beginning with WWI up to present day. These names are inscribed on a black marble obelisk.
In addition, it also includes the names of over 3,800 veterans, living or deceased who live (or used to live) in the greater Piqua area. These names are inscribed on brick pavers surrounding the black marble obelisk.
It began in 1991, when a Veterans’ Memorial Committee was organized to promote and establish a memorial area to honor military veterans in the Piqua area.
The memorial was constructed at a cost of $125,000 and is situated on a 1.4-acre plot at the intersection of Washington Avenue and State Route 66, adjacent to Forest Hill Cemetery. The monument was dedicated on November 6, 1993 with Col. William Baugh as the keynote speaker.
As of today, any veteran from the local area can add their name to a brick paver by contacting the Piqua Chamber of Commerce.
Memorial Park Names on Bricks
Records linked below were acquired from Forest Hill Joint Cemetery District which published the names from the Veterans Memorial Park on its website in an Excel document. We converted the document into HTML. Note: These include only the names inscribed into brick pavers, they do not include the names of 160 veterans who died in battle, originally inscribed on the black sculpture...
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