AMERICAN LEGION EDWARD L. GRANT POST 75 Franklin, Massachusetts |
|
PLEASE NOTE POST MEETING DAY CHANGE to the 2nd WEDNESDAY OF EACH MONTH
Our next regular Post meeting will be a regular in-person meeting on
Wednesday, June 8, 2022 at 7pm at the Franklin Access TV Studio
Our next regular Post meeting will be a regular in-person meeting on
Wednesday, June 8, 2022 at 7pm at the Franklin Access TV Studio
We meet at 7pm each Second Wednesday of the month at the Franklin Access TV Studio
23 Hutchinson Street, Franklin, MA 02038
|
Mailing Address:
Edward L. Grant Post 75 43 Main Street P.O. Box 42 Franklin, MA 02038 |
Telephone number:
508-517-9909 |
Email:
MAPost75@gmail.com 
|
We welcome All Veterans to our monthly meetings. Please join us for an evening with fellow veterans.
Purple Heart Day 2021
Saturday, August 7, 2021, is Purple Heart Day. Franklin is a Purple Heart Community and Franklin Purple Heart recipients were honored at a Luncheon held at the Elks Club and sponsored by the Franklin Veterans Services Office. Lunch was provided by the Elks Club.
|
Post Activities
Members of Post 75 are involved in many veteran and social activities. Click for details |
Battleship Cove 2019 POW-MIA Remembrance
St. Patrick's Day Parade, 2019
Wreaths Across America
Bourne National Cemetery, 2019 Frank Coughlin Sara Coughlin Richard Hynes |
From the Enclave of Franklin:
The first Saturday of every month we get together with the Edward L. Grant Post 75 of the American Legion for our Veteran luncheon!
Thank you to the Franklin American Legion for the great smiles & stories!
The first Saturday of every month we get together with the Edward L. Grant Post 75 of the American Legion for our Veteran luncheon!
Thank you to the Franklin American Legion for the great smiles & stories!
Edward L. Grant Post 75 Commander John Milot, Grand Marshal of the 2019 Franklin Memorial Day Parade.
Corvette Stingray ride courtesy of Bob Gardner.
The Franklin Veterans' Memorial Walkway at the town common was dedicated on Veterans Day, November 11, 2018. While the walkway has been dedicated, we are still selling bricks and accepting donations. Funds that we continue to receive will be used for maintenance and improvements to the Walkway and other War Memorials on the Common. Please stop by and see the Walkway!