"American involvement in World War I started and ended in New York Harbor. In 1917 many troops departed from the city which would be an important hub throughout the war as recruiting and patriotic efforts continued. Following the Armistice in 1918, more memorials were erected to World War I veterans than for any other event. Now on the centennial, explore more than 50 locations in New York that have ties to The Great War and tell the stories behind each."--Provided by publisher.

The war at home -- Governors Island -- The harbor -- Lower Manhattan -- Mid-Manhattan -- Upper Manhattan -- Brooklyn & Staten Island -- The Bronx -- Long island -- Memorials and monuments -- Lower Manhattan -- Mid-Manhattan -- Central Park -- Upper Manhattan -- The Bronx -- Brooklyn -- Queens -- Staten Island -- Appendix A: New York City Department of Parks & Recreation permanent art and monuments -- Appendix B: Public/private World War I memorials in New York.

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