Middletown, Connecticut: Sgt Stubby: World War I Hero Dog
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CT Trees of Honor Memorial
- Address:
- Walnut Grove Rd, Middletown, CT
- Directions:
- CT Trees of Honor Memorial. West of the city. From CT-66 turn north at the stoplight onto Old Mill Rd. Drive a half-mile. Turn right at the stop sign onto Walnut Grove Rd. Drive a half-mile. You'll see the arch entrance to the CT Trees of Honor Memorial. The Sgt Stubby statue is just a little way along the walkway, on the right.
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Life-size bronze statue of the most decorated dog of World War I, his paw raised in a military salute. Unveiled on Memorial Day 2018.
Roadsideamerica.com Report... [07/25/2018]Visitor Tips and News About Sgt Stubby: World War I Hero Dog
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Great tribute, and walking the memorial of trees was beautiful even on a rainy spring day. Well-kept, but watch your step with the goose poo.
[Tracy Dart, 04/29/2024]
Such a heroic animal, Stubby served in countless battles showing his true heroism as America's first service dog in the US Army.
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