Medal of Honor Recipients Statewide Memorial, Hazleton, Preston Co., West Virginia
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Submitted by: Alice Warner <EmbryProject@gmail.com>
        Date: 13 July 2008
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Photos taken 13 July 2008

West Virginia Medal of Honor Plaza
(a rest area off I-68)
Hazleton, Preston County, WV 
Mile Marker 30 on I-68

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Welcome to the 
West Virginia Medal of Honor
Recipients Memorial Plaza

West Virginia Salutes these brave
men and women for their 
gallantry in battle

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Blue Star
Memorial

A tribute to the Armed Forces
that have defended the 
United States of America

Sponsored by 
Monongahela-Cheat District
West Virginia Garden Club Inc

In Cooperation with 
West Virginia Department of Transportation
Division of Highways

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Flags out front the rest area


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West Virginia 
Medal of Honor Awards

We honor these West Virginians and those who served in 
West Virginia Military Units for their gallant service to our country

Civil War 1861-1865
James F. Adams
Thomas Anderson
Andrew O. Apple
William H. Barringer
Wilmon W. Blackmar
Hugh P. Boon
Richard Boury
John C. Buckley
William Bumgarner
James M. Burns
Charles E. Capehart
Henry Capehart
Francis M. Cunningham
Josiah M. Curtis
James R. Durham
John N. Eckes
Leonidas M. Godley
William Houlton
Leonidas Inscho
Joseph Kimball
Joseph McCauslin
Samuel O. McElhinny
William F. McWhorter
George G. Moore
Jasper N. North
Joel Parsons
William H. Powell
Charles Reeder
Archibald H. Rowand Jr.
Charles Schorn
Emisire Shahan
John Shanes
Bernard Shields
Levi Shoemaker
James C. Summers
Joseph Van Matre
Thomas J. Ward
Adam White
Daniel A. Woods

Spanish-American War
1898-1902
Antoine Gaujot
John Henry Quick

World War II 1941-1945
Bernard P. Bell
Stanley Bender
Justice M. Chambers
Robert E. Femoyer
Clinton M. Hedrick
Jonah E. Kelley
Melvin Mayfield
Junior J. Spurrier
Herbert J. Thomas
Walter C. Wetzel
Hershel Woodrow "Woody" Williams

Korean War 1951-1952
Cornelius H. Charlton
Darwin K. Kyle
Ralph L. Pomeroy
William E. Shuck Jr.

Vietnam War 1966-1969
Ted Belcher
Thomas W. Bennett
Robert W. Hartsock
Carmel B. Harvey
Phill G. McDonald
Gary W. Martini
Frankie Zoly Molnar
Charles C. Rogers
Jimmy G. Stewart

Other Actions
Robert Edward Cox
Benjamin C. Criswell
Hugh Carroll Frazer
Julien E. Gaujot
Claud Ashton Jones
Henry Nehemiah Nickerson
Lawrence C. Sinnett