Korean War Memorial - Cowley, Wyoming
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N 44° 52.999 W 108° 28.143
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Cowley Korean War Memorial is at the corner of Main and S. Division Street. Also at this location are the Pioneer Museum and Cowley town officers.
Waymark Code: WMWBR9
Location: Wyoming, United States
Date Posted: 08/09/2017
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In 2014, this plaque was sponsored by the Cowley Pioneer Museum/History Center. The memorial cairn is four sided and made of natural stone. It sits on a massive concrete plinth about 12 inches thick. There is a concrete walkway that leads to the memorial, you can enter from the street side. There is nearby a very large tree and nice lawn areas.
Attached to the same side is a Vietnam plaque that was recently placed in 2016.
There are four additional names of those who also served during the Korean War on this new plaque. We honor all Veterans who served our country during the Korean War. I have added their names to this honor roll.
Dedicated to the
Men of Cowley Who Valiantly Served Their Country
During the Korean War 1950 - 1953
Dickson, Gwynn - Holyoak, Howard
Holyoak, William - Smith, Melvin
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