The original Honor Roll was outside the community’s schoolhouse – there was only one – that today is known as the 1919 Building, Holton said.ĭuring World War II, the 1919 Building was a multiroom structure for all Dublin and Washington Township students. That is a significant contribution to the war effort." There are 87 names on the stone, (so) 36% of the population of the village, including children (served in World War II). "The population was 237 (adults and children). “In the days leading up to the WWII period, Dublin was a small farming village," he said. The new Washington Township and Dublin High School Honor Roll is the fourth iteration of an original monument bearing the names of local farmers and other residents who served in World War II, said Tom Holton, president of the Dublin Historical Society. An edifice dedicated to Dublin and Washington Township veterans of World War II has been installed at the Grounds of Remembrance at Dublin Veterans Park, 77 N.
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