Camden County N.J. — Monuments & War Memorials
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Follow the links below to pages on these memorials, and to “virtual memorials” to Camden County’s fallen heroes where no physical monument exists.
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Camden County War Memorials
Camden County War Memorials by Municipality
| name | title | location |
|---|---|---|
| AUDUBON | Medal of Honor Heroes | Audubon High School, Edgewood & Chestnut Sts. |
| AUDUBON | WWI, WWII, Korea, Vietnam | Murray-Troutt Post 262 American Legion; 20 East Chestnut Street |
| BARRINGTON | WWI, WWII, Korea, Vietnam | Borough Hall — 227 Trenton Avenue |
| BERLIN | WWII | White Horse Pike (US Route 30) |
| BERLIN | WWII — 2nd Lt. Warren Stafford, Jr. | Berlin Cemetery, White Horse Pike (US Route 30) |
| BLACKWOOD | WWII | Black Horse Pike (Rte 168) & Route 534 |
| BROOKLAWN | WWII, Korea, Vietnam | South Hannevig Avenue at Maud Avenue |
| CAMDEN | WWII | American Legion Post 274 — Broadway & Jefferson Street |
| CAMDEN | Civil War | Cooper Hospital — Haddon Avenue & Benson St. |
| CAMDEN | Civil War | Evergreen Cemetery, Mt. Ephraim & Ferry Ave.; G.A.R. William B. Hatch Post 37 Monument |
| CAMDEN | WWII Merchant Marine | Camden NJ Internet Merchant Marine Memorial |
| CAMDEN | All Wars | American Merchant Marine Veterans Memorial |
| CAMDEN | WWII, Korea, Vietnam | City Hall — City Hall Lobby, West Entrance |
| CAMDEN | WWI | City Hall — Roosevelt Plaza (between City Hall & the Parkade Building) |
| CAMDEN | WWII | Camden County NJ Internet Memorial to HMT Rohna Victims |
| CAMDEN | WWII | Camden NJ Internet WWII Memorial |
| CAMDEN | WWII | Plaque Inside of St. Joseph Church, 1010 Liberty Street |
| CAMDEN | WWII | Yorkship Square |
| CAMDEN | WWII — PFC Francis X. McGraw | New Jersey Road & Merrimac Road |
| CAMDEN | WWII | 1943 Service Flag of St. Joseph Church, 1010 Liberty Street |
| CAMDEN | All Wars | Veterans Memorial Park — North 27th Street |
| CAMDEN & TUCKERTON, N.J. | WWI — Improved Order of Redmen | Before 1981 — Pulaski Park, Haddon Ave. & Benson Street; Since 1981 — Route 9 & Center Street, Tuckerton, N.J. |
| CHERRY HILL | WWI, WWII, Korea, Vietnam | Cherry Hill Municipal Building, Mercer Avenue |
| CLEMENTON | WWI, WWII | |
| CAMDEN COUNTY | All Wars | |
| CAMDEN COUNTY | Vietnam | Camden County Internet Vietnam Memorial |
| COLLINGSWOOD | WWI | Knight Park |
| COLLINGSWOOD | WWII | Knight Park |
| COLLINGSWOOD | Korea & Vietnam | Knight Park |
| GIBBSBORO | All Wars | Clementon Rd, County Rd 686 & County Rd 684 |
| GLENDORA | WWII, Korea, Vietnam | Black Horse Pike |
| GLOUCESTER CITY | WWI, WWII, Korea, Vietnam | East side of Broadway |
| GLOUCESTER TOWNSHIP | WWI | Gloucester Township School, Black Horse Pike |
| GLOUCESTER TOWNSHIP | WWII, Korea, Vietnam | Chews Landing Road |
| HADDONFIELD | WWI, WWII, Korea, Vietnam | Haddonfield High School, 401 Kings Highway East (State Route 41) |
| HADDON HEIGHTS | WWI, WWII, Korea, Vietnam | Haddon Lake Park |
| LAUREL SPRINGS | WWI, WWII, Korea, Vietnam | Stone Road & West Atlantic Avenue |
| LAWNSIDE | WWI, WWII, Korea, Vietnam | Warwick Road & Route 295 |
| LINDENWOLD | WWI | American Legion Sgt. James Clough Post 56, 101 East Elm Avenue |
| LINDENWOLD | WWII, Korea, Vietnam | Borough Hall, 2001 Egg Harbor Road |
| LINDENWOLD | WWI, WWII, Korea, Vietnam POW & MIA Memorial | Lindenwold Park |
| LINDENWOLD | WWII — Lt. Carlton R. Rouh | Overbrook High School, White Horse Road |
| MAGNOLIA | WWI, WWII, Korea, Vietnam | American Legion Edwin I. Johnson Post 370, 420 N. Warwick Road |
| MERCHANTVILLE | WWII | Wellwood Memorial Park, Maple Avenue |
| MOUNT EPHRAIM | WWII | Davis & Garfield Avenues |
| OAKLYN | WWI | City Hall, White Horse Pike |
| OAKLYN | WWI, WWII, Korea, Vietnam | Oaklyn Library, Newton & West Collingswood Avenues |
| PENNSAUKEN | All Wars — POW/MIA | Cooper River Park |
| PENNSAUKEN | Medal of Honor Heroes | Cooper River Park |
| PENNSAUKEN | WWII | Cooper River Park — Park Drive & Route 130 |
| PENNSAUKEN | All Wars | Crescent Burial Park |
| PENNSAUKEN | WWII | Delair World War II War Memorial |
| PENNSAUKEN | WWII | Delaware Gardens Fire Company, Browning Road & 49th Street |
| PENNSAUKEN | WWII | Highland Fire Company, 3800 Marlton Pike |
| PENNSAUKEN | All Wars | Westfield Avenue |
| PINE HILL | WWII, Korea, Vietnam | Veterans Memorial Park, Erial Road & Branch Avenue |
| RUNNEMEDE | WWII, Korea, Vietnam | Black Horse Pike |
| SOMERDALE | WWII, Korea, Vietnam | Raws-Tait VFW Post #7334, Kennedy Boulevard & Somerdale Road |
| STRATFORD | WWI, WWII, Korea, Vietnam | East Laurel Road at Union Avenue |
| VOORHEES | WWI, WWII | Evesham Road |
| VOORHEES | WWII | Kirkwood Fire Company, S. Burnt Mill Rd. & Spruce Avenue |
| WATERFORD TWP. | WWI, WWII, Korea, Vietnam | American Legion Waterford Township Post 311, 2225 Atco Avenue |
| WESTMONT | WWII | R.M. Hollingshead Corp. Employees Memorial, Newton Lake Park |
| WESTMONT | WWII, Korea, Vietnam | Haddon Avenue & West Walnut Avenue |
| WESTMONT | WWII | Bettlewood Neighborhood — Clyde Jennings School, E. Cedar & Johnson Aves. |
| WESTVILLE | WWII, Soldiers & Sailors | |
| WINSLOW TWP. | WWI, WWII, Korea, Vietnam | Winslow Township Municipal Building, 125 South Route 73 |
| WOODLYNNE | WWI, WWII, Korea, Vietnam | Woodlynne Avenue |
* Waterford Township (Atco) ** Haddon Township (Westmont) *** Gloucester Township (Glendora)
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Polish Heroes War Memorial
The Polish Heroes War Memorial at Cooper River Park in Pennsauken, N.J. (Park Drive and Route 130) unites three monuments — to Casimir Pulaski (1936, moved here 1984), Thaddeus Kosciusko (1984), and, since 1995, the members of St. Joseph Roman Catholic Church of South Camden who died in World War II.
St. Joseph's Parish WWII War Memorial
A bronze plaque in the vestibule of St. Joseph Church at 10th and Liberty Streets in Camden, presented by the Catholic War Veterans, St. Joseph's Post 418, and dedicated April 3, 1949, honoring the parish's heroic war dead of World War II.
Casimir Pulaski Monument
The Casimir Pulaski Monument was dedicated in Camden, N.J. on October 11, 1936 at Pulaski Park (Benson Street and Haddon Avenue), the former City Hall site. In 1984 it was moved to Cooper River Park in Pennsauken, where it stands as part of the Polish Heroes War Memorial.