Hopewell Valley commemorates the fallen with Memorial Day ceremonies, parades

Photo courtesy of Mike Chipowsky
American Flags planted at Woolsey Park in Hopewell Township for Hopewell Valley Veterans Association annual Memorial Day Ceremony on May 28.

Hopewell Valley was one of many areas across the state honoring service members who have fallen while serving in America’s armed forces.

The Hopewell Valley Veterans Association held their annual Memorial Day ceremony at Hopewell Township’s Woolsey Park on May 28.

Hopewell Baptist Meeting House Cemetery, which contains graves of Civil War and Revolutionary veterans on West Broad Street in Hopewell Borough, held a ceremony on May 29.

Hopewell Borough also held its Memorial Day parade the same day.

When Memorial Day arrived on May 30, Pennington hosted its annual Memorial Day parade.

Memorial Day was originally called Decoration Day. The annual national holiday is designed to remember service members of America’s armed forces who died while serving the country.

Hopewell Valley Veterans Association annual Memorial Day Ceremony.
A Memorial Day ceremony on May 29 held at the Hopewell Baptist Meeting House Cemetery in Hopewell Borough.
Members of Hopewell NJ American Legion Post 339 during Hopewell Borough's Memorial Day Parade.
Pennington's Memorial Day Parade on May 30.
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