Post 50 got the ball rolling on the creation of a memorial park on Mount Hosmer, the bluff that rises above Lansing's business district. The memorial is named for three Lansing men who were killed during the Great War: William Beck, Robert Strong, and George Glynn.
Overlook above the Mississippi River. This point is actually Glynn Point. The sign in the photo is incorrect.
Post 50 members carved road from bluff
Road climbs to bluff top memorial
Current grove
1942 Iowa Legion commander Harold Gaunitz walks up Mount Hosmer
Plaque explains tree planting
Memorial's timeline plaque
Gateway added in 1937
Lookout on the way up to Mt. Hosmer Veterans Memorial Park
William Beck
Robert Strong
George Glynn
