Visit, Remember, Explore
- Looking for a specific brick? Use our online Brick Finder.
- Want to honor someone in stone? We are currently taking orders for brick pavers.
- Hear veterans’ stories: Visit Voices of LMT Veterans, an Eagle Scout Project.
- See who we honor: View our updated Wall of Honor.
- Relive the moment: Watch this great video of the monument dedication.
Veterans Parade & Ceremony
Join us for the 20th Annual Veterans Parade and Commemorative Ceremony – Saturday November 14th at 1:00pm.
Bring family, friends, and neighbors and help us fill Veterans Square with gratitude, stories, and a whole lot of red, white, and blue.
Photo Notecards: Scenes from Bucks County
New packs of Veterans Square Photo Notecards – featuring beautiful Bucks County locations across all four seasons – are now available. Local photographers have generously shared their work so every note you send helps honor veterans.
Take a closer look: VIEW THE NEW NOTECARDS.
Find them at:
Commonplace Reader
McCaffrey’s Market
Edgewood Café
Villa Rosa Pizza
Shady Brook
The Refillery
LMT Community Center
Penn Community Bank
Hewson-Ollio Dentists
Our Mission
Our goal is to create a timeless monument to honor veterans while making Veterans Square an inviting park where residents can gather with family, friends, and neighbors for both public and informal events. We also aim to create opportunities to educate the children of our community about the sacrifices made by our servicemen and women in a fun, interactive way.
Our committee is made up of veterans, family members of veterans, and everyday citizens. Our design team – including an architect, landscape architect, historic-preservation architect, and sculptor – carefully considered veterans, community, education, and the environment in every decision. We’re grateful you’re taking the time to learn more about this project.
You can help by spreading the word, making a tax-deductible* contribution, purchasing a “Freedom Paver,” or supporting us in any way that works for you.
*As part of a 501 (c) 3 non-profit, your contribution may be tax deductible – please consult a tax professional.
How It All Began
In November 2007, Lower Makefield Township held its first-ever Veterans Day Parade. After the parade, a wreath-laying ceremony took place at “Pocket Park,” the end point of the route. Shortly afterward, a committee formed to explore placing a veterans monument at that site.
Since then, the all-volunteer Veterans Committee has dedicated countless hours to meeting, fundraising, designing, coordinating, and partnering with the township to turn that idea into the Veterans Square Monument you see today.