Butler Memorial - Non-Specific Veteran Memorials on Waymarking.com

This memorial is "In Honor of our Nation's Defenders" and is located in a cemetery in Butler, Indiana. It's a very well-kept cemetery, and is still in use, so please use care and respect when logging this waymark.
There is also a cache nearby, so visiting this waymark can net you a "two-for-one-stop"!
The stacked cannonballs appear to be welded together (and it's a good thing, too.) The bushes and "garden" around the memorial have always been in good shape and well-maintained whenever we've visited. It's a lovely place to go and honor our nation's defenders.
The statue is wearing what appears to be clothing from the Spanish-American War, but we haven't been able to verify that.

Type of Memorial: Non-Specific Memorial In Honor Of: In Honor of our Nation's Defenders Date of dedication: 1907 Who Put it Here?: A Tribute by Our Loyal Citizens Description of Memorial: We actually found this one when we were out geocaching. It's so striking that we just couldn't get it out of our minds, and had to list it here. Wars mentioned (Multi-war only): Not listed Marker Text: Not listed

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