Mailly-le-Camp not Mailly Camp - Scituate, Rhode Island USA
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A boulder monument honoring Grover Walker can be found at the junction of Chopmist Hill and Rockland Roads in Scituate, Rhode Island. Mr. Walker died during the first World War in France. His place of death is called Mailly-le-Camp, not Mailly Camp.
Waymark Code: WMZZ2X
Location: Rhode Island, United States
Date Posted: 01/26/2019
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A boulder monument honoring the soldier Grover C. Walker is placed at the junction of Chopmist Hill Road/R.I. Route 102 and Rockland Road in Scituate, Rhode Island.
The stone is naturally shaped and appears to have only minor carving in order to fit a bronze plaque with the following dedication:
GROVER C. WALKER
MEMORIAL
BATTERY E, 54TH CO. C.A.C.
DIED AT MAILLY CAMP OF AUBE, FRANCE, SEPT. 1918
ERECTED BY
BOOSTER CLUB OF SCITUATE
1937
The place name is Mailly-le-Camp, not Mailly Camp, in Aube, France.
There are no other markings or tablets on this monument.
Source:
54th Artillery, C.A.C. in World War I