Military History

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This page displays the vast and rich history of the United States Military and its ties to Greene. As well, this page acknowledges all military involvement in the Town and Village of Greene.

AMERICAN REVOLUTION

REV BURIALS IN GREENE.pdf

WAR OF 1812

WAR OF 1812 BURIALS GREENE.pdf

CIVIL WAR

Right: Col. David Ireland of the 114th NYSV Regiment. The 114th trained at a camp in what is now the south side of Binghamton, around what is now the Park Diner on Conklin Avenue.

Below is a roster of all volunteers mustered for the 114th Regiment, their rank, age, and where they were mustered from. (Scroll the list side to side)

114th NYSV, CO. E Roster

Below is a piece written, describing the connection of the Civil War and Greene.

Civil War Years Greene and Surrounding Areas.pdf

Letter from William H. Sharp, dated July 4th, 1863.

WORLD WAR I

GREENE IN WORLD WAR 1

Gas masks for hoses and men.

Victory Parade in Greene, 1919

Armistice Day, Sherwood Hotel, 1919

Bank Block and intersection of Genesee Street and Chenango Street. April 23rd, 1919

Looking at the North side of Genesee Street, with the bank building to the far right. 1919

Bank building, looking up North Chenango Street. 1919

Intersection of Genesee Street, looking down South Chenango Street where H&R Block currently is. Sherwood Hotel is to the right. 1919

Front of the Moore Memorial Library dawning the Soldier's Flag during World War I. Taken 1918

WORLD WAR II

WORLD WAR II VOL 1

WORLD WAR II VOL II