A plaque honoring Lytton Barber, the first World War I casualty from Mill Valley, has been restored by the Outdoor Art Club. Located at the base of the flagpole and seen above at the Lytton square ceremony in 2016, the plaque will be rededicated prior to the Memorial Day Parade on May 29.
A plaque honoring Lytton Barber, the first World War I casualty from Mill Valley, will be rededicated on Memorial Day, Monday, May 29 at 9:45am at the flagpole in Lytton Square, just before the Mill Valley Memorial Day Parade begins.
The Outdoor Art Club restored the plaque in keeping with its mission of beautifying Mill Valley. Mill Valley Mayor Jessica Sloan and OAC President Maria Hilakos Hanke will make brief remarks as the plaque is rededicated and the flag is raised.
The Outdoor Art Club restored the plaque in keeping with its mission of beautifying Mill Valley. Mill Valley Mayor Jessica Sloan and OAC President Maria Hilakos Hanke will make brief remarks as the plaque is rededicated and the flag is raised.
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