General Henry Knox Passed Through Here - Sudbury - Massachusetts Historical Markers on Waymarking.com

The following text is what is on ALL 25 of the other General Knox markers in Massachusetts. This one must have been destroyed sometime between 1927 and now, and been replaced with this marker. It matches all the other descriptions on the Knox web page. There is no other marker of any kind nearby.

THROUGH THIS PLACE PASSED
GENERAL HENRY KNOX
IN THE WINTER OF
1775 - 1776
TO DELIVER TO
GENERAL GEORGE WASHINGTON
AT CAMBRIDGE
THE TRAIN OF ARTILLERY
FROM FORT TICONDEROGA USED
TO FORCE THE BRITISH ARMY
TO EVACUATE BOSTON
ERECTED BY THE COMMONWEALTH
OF MASSACHUSETTS 1927
There are an additional 30 Knox Trail markers in New York State for a grand total of 56.

Of all Knox markers (in Massachusetts) this one is different from all the rest. It is also well off the beaten track in a very nice spot.

Agency Responsible for Placement: Other (Place below) Agency Responsible for Placement (if not in list above): Commonwealth of Massachusetts Year Placed: 1927 County: Middlesex City/Town Name: Sudbury (Wayland as mentioned in the Web link) Relevant Web Site: [Web Link]

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Date Logged Log User Rating   04/24/2018 RickAnn visited it