Nashua Revolutionary War Monument

In the Old Dunstable Cemetery, located on the Daniel Webster Highway in Nashua, New Hampshire, a stone monument remembers the American Revolution. Dedicated in 1910 by the Matthew Thornton Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution, it commemorates the local Patriots who served during the nation’s struggle for independence from the British crown.

The words engraved into the stone read:

IN MEMORY OF THE
REVOLUTIONARY HEROES
OF
OLD DUNSTABLE, NOW NASHUA
––––––
ERECTED BY
MATTHEW THORNTON CHAPTER
D.A.R.
NASHUA, N.H.
1910.