Preview
Identifier
2010204500
Approximate Date
1980
Description
Newton. 1980. Historical marker on Civil War Cannon in Military Park / Coastal Defense Cannon A Civil War Memorial This cannon used in coastal defense during the Civil War was secured through the efforts of Judson Kilpatrick Post No. 36, G. A. R. and Congressman Chester I. Long. Presented to Mayor George W. Young for City of Newton by Hon. J. G. Wood, Topeka, on behalf of Post No. 36, on October 4, 1899. At this ceremony "East Park" was rededicated "Military Park" and is so known today. On October 5, 1899, a city wide celebration and parade were held by the citizens of Newton in honor of the dedication of this Civil War Memorial. Harvey County Historical Society 1977"
Physical Description
2" x 2"
Subject
Plaques, Historical markers, Harvey County (Kan.), Newton (Kan.)
Rights
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Publisher
Access provided by Forsyth Digital Collections
Collection
J. Birch Stuart Collection, Photo Box 05 E Parks & Swimming Pool
Repository
Recommended Citation
"Plaque on historical marker on the Civil War cannon located in Military Park" (1980). Harvey County Historical Museum Photographs. 977.
https://scholars.fhsu.edu/harvey/977
Language
eng
Keywords
Plaques, Historical markers, Harvey County (Kan.), Newton (Kan.)
Comments
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