Camp Marion, World War II Prisoners of War

1944 - 1946

Side A:

This site was once a twenty-four acre camp for Prisoners of War established on the grounds of the Marion Engineer Depot. The Depot was a major supply and logistics site of the U.S. Army Engineers during World ...

World War One

In Memory of those who died for our country during

1917-18

John Alexander Jr.,Dorsey L. Baker, Fred S. Baker, Sam Black, James W. Bunch, Harkless Byrd, Joe Campbell, James L. Culpepper, William J. Eaton, Buford L. Flack, Owen Fowler, Claud M Graham, ...

Site of World War II Prisoner of War Camp

[Marker Front]:

The demands of World War II created a shortage of agricultural workers here at home. To alleviate the problem, the Prisoner of War Special Projects Division of the United States Army established some 500 camps with a total capacity ...

Oconee County World War Veterans

(Left Side):1914 ~ 1918

In Memory of

Oconee County

World War Veterans

(Right Side):1914 ~ 1918

In Memory of

Charles McGee Byrd

Sergant, Machine Gun Co.

118th S.C. Infantry

30th Division

Wounded Oct. 17th 1918

In the Battle of the Somme

Died Oct. 19th at Leonard France

Marker is at the ...