Town of Redding World War I Memorial

Town of Redding

1914 Roll of Honor 1918

Erected in Appreciation of The

Services of Our Men and Women

Who Served in the World War

Harold Albin • Carl A. Anderson • Hubert Anderson • Sigurd Anderson • Edward Babcock • ...

Redding

Originally part of Fairfield and unclaimed land, Redding was settled about 1711, made a parish in 1729, and incorporated in 1767. It was named for John Read, gentleman, lawyer, early landowner, and spokesman for the settlers. One of his land ...

Otis Redding

The King of the Soul Singers

This seating area is dedicated to honor the memory of Otis Redding, Jr., who lost his life in a plane crash in Lake Monona on December 10, 1967 while en route to a Madison engagement.

Known ...

Louis L. Redding City County Building

Named in honor of Delaware’s first Afro-American attorney, graduate of Howard High School, Brown University, and Harvard Law School, admitted to the Delaware Bar in 1929, pioneer in the struggle for equality and tireless advocate in civil rights cases of ...