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HOLLAND-WATSON VETERANS
MEMORIAL PARK in
CHICKAMAUGA

Chickamauga's First Veterans' Memorial Park was dedicated on May 27, 2002 and the park on the corner of Crittenden Avenue and W.8th Street (across from the ball fields).  The park was named after two Chickamauga Soldiers, Sgt Eddie H. Holland and CPL Thomas A. "Tommy" Watson, who lost their lives in Vietnam.

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Approximately 200 citizens, many Veterans, attended the dedication ceremony. A Huey Helicopter, a symbol of the Vietnam War, is mounted on a pedestal in the center of the walking track at the park. The following pictures show the progression of the events to the final display 

New Lettering for Huey
Final Reconstruction and Lifting to Trailer
On The Road To The Park
Huey Being Lifted Into Position
Huey Being Lifted Into Position

The Park will honor all Veterans of all wars from the Chickamauga area who lost their lives in service to our Country.

 

Sites to see while in town

Historic Downtown Chickamauga

Lee and Gordon's Mills

Gordon-Lee Mansion

Train Depot and Museam

Coke Ovens

Crawfish Spring

Holland-Watson Veteran's Park

Accomodations

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