AMERICAN LEGION - IN Post 0018

American Legion Post 18 in Bloomington, Indiana, is named in honor of Sergeant Burton Woolery, the first casualty from Monroe County during World War I. Woolery, who enlisted with the Indiana National Guard, was killed in action in France and is commemorated at Rose Hill Cemetery, where his final resting place is located.

The post serves as a gathering place for veterans and their families, offering various programs and activities, including the Sons of the American Legion, Auxiliary Unit, and American Legion Riders. It also features a restaurant and hosts events such as bingo, fostering a sense of community among its members.

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