Colorado Volunteers Spanish-American War Memorial - Denver, CO - Spanish-American War Memorials on Waymarking.com

Long Description:
The shield-shaped plaque reads:

Erected in Honor
of the
Colorado
Volunteers
1898
by the
Society of the Sons
of the Revolution
in the
State of Colorado
June 14, 1898

Engraved curved nameplates around the base of the pole give the Name, Rank, Regiment, and date of death. There are four rows of twelve columns of names (for a total of 48 names). From the different fonts of the engraved nameplates, some were added at a later date. I have searched with no success to discover more about this memorial. I noticed this memorial since many monuments and memorials in central Denver are being spiffed up for the coming Democratic National Convention. A roster of those who served may be found at (visit link) .

Type of memorial: Monument Location: Lincoln Park Public or private: Public Who placed it?: Society of the Sons of the Revolution When was it placed?: June 14, 1898

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