Maryland Free State Post 167 (JWV)

About

Background

Maryland Free State Post 167 serves veterans.

Dedicated to community and service.

History

Founding

JWV

1920

Dedicated to community and service.

Growth

Community

Present

Continuing to expand our outreach efforts.

Gallery

Moments that celebrate our community and service.

A memorial wall with etched images of military vehicles and soldiers serves as a backdrop to several large wreaths adorned with red poppies and purple ribbons. Two flags stand prominently next to the wreaths, casting shadows on the ground.
A memorial plaque set on a large stone block, surrounded by trees and greenery. The plaque contains a menorah symbol and text dedicating the site to James Edward Oglethorpe for the Savannah Jewish Community. Small stones are placed on top of the memorial.
A group of female athletes in yellow uniforms, featuring the word 'Maryland' and numbers, are gathered on a sports field. Some are holding lacrosse sticks, and they appear to be moving as a group, possibly after a game. Surrounding them are a few people in dark jackets. The background shows stadium seating and an electronic display board.
A bronze statue of a soldier seated with a rifle laid across his lap, amidst a memorial setting with stone walls and inscriptions nearby. Red flowers and a piece of fabric are placed at the base of the statue.

Reviews

”Joining Post 167 has been a life-changing experience.”

”The support from this community is unmatched.”