Co-administered by American Legion Austin Reedy Post #97 and the Libby VFW Harper Erdman Post 1548, this white marble memorial was erected in 1922 and dedicated on May 30th of that year. On the memorial are the names of the men of Libby killed in World War I:
Sgt. Harper M. Erdman, after whom the VFW post is named,
Pvt. Neil H. Jouchin, Pvt. Austin F. Reedy, after whom the Legion is named,
Pvt. Fred C. Fedorchuk, and
Pvt. Robert David Huson. Below is the inscription:
WHO GAVE THEIR LIVES THAT LIBERTY MIGHT NOT PERISH
MAY 30, 1922
Atop the shaft of the memorial is a full-length sculpture of a female in classical robes, standing in a contemplative pose, holding her hand over her heart. The sculptor of this beautiful work is unknown.
On the south side of the shaft is a copper colored medallion, copyrighted 1913 by RWB, with the inscription "
LIBERTY AMERICA VICTORIOUS". Surrounding the memorial is a low wrought iron fence.